adjective

firm

solid, hard, steady, definite

This mattress is too firm for me.

This mattress is too firm for me.

He has a firm belief in his abilities.

He has a firm belief in his abilities.

We have a firm offer for the house.

We have a firm offer for the house.

a firm ((noun)) used before a noun to mean solid or definite He gave a firm handshake.

Synonyms: solid, hard, steady; Antonyms: soft, weak, flexible

From Latin 'firmus' meaning strong, stable.

A law 'firm' (company) needs to have a 'firm' (solid) reputation. Connect the noun and adjective meanings.

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