firmly declare

Frequency: 7.09.8 per million words

To declare in a way that is not likely to change.

declareADVERB + declare

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firmly

Examples (10)

  • The Prime Minister firmly declared that the country would not negotiate with terrorists.
  • Despite the opposition, she firmly declared her support for the new environmental law.
  • The judge firmly declared the evidence inadmissible in court.
  • He firmly declared his innocence to the skeptical reporters.
  • The CEO has firmly declared the company's commitment to ethical practices.
  • It is important to firmly declare your position on critical issues to avoid misunderstandings.
  • In her speech, the senator firmly declared, 'We will not compromise on our core values.'
  • The committee will firmly declare its final decision next week.
  • They firmly declared their intention to challenge the unjust ruling.
  • By firmly declaring their independence, the small nation changed the course of its history.