Firm meaning
A firm is defined as a business with two or more persons.
An example of firm is a law office.
noun
Marked by or indicating the tone and resiliency of healthy tissue.
Firm muscles.
adjective
Resistant to externally applied pressure.
adjective
Securely fixed in place.
Despite being hit by the car, the post was still firm.
adjective
Indicating or possessed of determination or resolution.
A firm voice.
adjective
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Constant; steadfast.
A firm ally.
adjective
Strong and sure.
A firm grasp.
adjective
Not subject to change; fixed and definite.
A firm bargain; a firm offer.
adjective
Unfluctuating; steady.
Stock prices are still firm.
adjective
To make or become firm. Often used with up.
verb
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Without wavering; resolutely.
Stand firm.
adverb
A business enterprise.
noun
An unincorporated business, particularly a partnership.
noun
The name or designation under which a company transacts business.
noun
Not yielding easily under pressure; solid; hard.
adjective
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Not rising or falling very much; steady.
adjective
To make or become firm, or solid, steady, stable, definite, etc.
verb
A business company or partnership of two or more persons.
noun
Any business company, whether or not unincorporated.
noun
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(intransitive) To improve after decline.
verb
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The definition of firm is solid, hard or rigid.
An example of firm is a sturdy piece of wood.
adjective
Firm means to tighten or strengthen.
An example of firm is to shape clay into a mold.
verb
Not moved or shaken easily; fixed; stable.
adjective
Continued steadily; remaining the same.
A firm friendship.
adjective
Unchanging; resolute; constant.
Firm faith.
adjective
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Showing determination, strength, etc.
A firm command.
adjective
Legally or formally concluded; definite; final.
A firm contract, a firm order.
adjective