Firmly
Firmly adverb - In a vigorous and forceful manner.
Something terrible and firmly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Something terrible" instead an adverb "Firmly".
Something terrible
Firmly and something terrible are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Firmly" instead an adverb phrase "Something terrible".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- fixedly and firmly
- fixedly and something terrible
- tenaciously and firmly
- tenaciously and something terrible
- harshly and firmly
- harshly and something terrible
- severely and firmly
- severely and something terrible
- steadfastly and firmly
- steadfastly and something terrible
- resolutely and firmly
- resolutely and something terrible
- persistently and firmly
- persistently and something terrible
Both terms in one sentence
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Would Not Shoot a Civilian: Callan must be firmly convinced that his mark is working for the Opposition before he will accept to kill them (not only that, usually, but they have to have done something terrible).
Source: Series / Callan
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