firm|firmer|firmest in English
adjective
[fɜrm /fɜːm]
strong, solid; stable; hard; fixed, immovable; determined, set; assertive
Use "firm|firmer|firmest" in a sentence
1. The firmest removable Bottle holder you can attach everywhere
2. The administration of jusice is the firmest pillar of government.
3. It'll make your neck firmer chin out
4. What you need is a firmer mattress.
5. 11 This new glue makes a firmer bond.
6. With John Ingram we are on firmer ground.
7. Use extra stuffing to make the cushions firmer.
8. 'No,' she repeated, her voice firmer this time.
9. Right-wing think-tanks have an even firmer grip.
10. This page shows answers to the clue Confirm, followed by ten definitions like “ To make firm or firmer ”, “ Is a ratification of an order ” and “ To render valid by formal assent ”
11. But we became the firmest of friends and kept in touch by letter afterwards until she sadly died.
12. The ecu link may provide a firmer anchor for inflationary expectations.
13. In fact, the learning rule can be given a firmer foundation.
14. 15 This glue is our new product and makes a firmer bond.
15. I walked taller and the ground I walked on seemed firmer.
16. If we had ganged up, he would have taken a firmer position.
17. 14 Failure to a firmer agreement then could further unsettle global financial markets.
18. It may even be crumbly before cooled, but will become firmer after cooling.
19. As the child gets angrier, your tone continues to be empathetic but gets firmer.
20. We will then have a firmer foundation of fact on which to build theories.
21. Parboiled rice takes less time to cook and is firmer and less sticky.
22. But development in post-war Britain would be on a rather firmer footing.
23. Antonyms for Brittler include ruggeder, stronger, sturdier, tougher, firmer, harder, robuster, suppler, steadier and steadfaster
24. Republican presidential hopefuls have all claimed that they would take a firmer stance towards Moscow.
25. These Balls are made of two layers, with the cover firmer than the core.