staunchness's Usage Examples:

Sforza recognized Vitaliano and Filippo's bravery and staunchness in the defense of Milan, and reaffirmed to Filippo his inheritance.

Famous for his tact, equability towards foreign peoples, staunchness, stoicism, and opulent dinner parties, Lyons was offered the Cabinet.

Alberico da Barbiano, who nicknamed him "Sforza" ("Strong") for his staunchness and his abilities to suddenly reverse the fortunes of battles.

achieved brilliant unblemished record constant service founded on rocklike staunchness and deep insatiable love for teaching work particularly among Indian.

cracked at the very end, fought with valour and resolution, and their staunchness was a testimony to the excellence of the Italian administration and military.

DeWitt, Novosti Press Agency praised him, "Yagubkin is known for his staunchness, courage, cold-bloodedness, flexible tactics and desire for victory.

as "a rock-like defender of academic freedom", and noted his "moral staunchness" in his support for the student revolts of the 1960s and for David Selbourne.

she plays the self-proclaimed 'man of the family' with just the right staunchness.

princess whom they had watched suffer great persecutions with so much staunchness, their child-King, like a gift given by Heaven in answer to their prayers.

prisoners who had been released from the Pretoria prison, and because of her staunchness in the religion she was later honoured with the title of "The Mother.

The Korean Martyrs were known for the staunchness, sincerity, and number of their converts.

Jeanne dedicates a section of the account to the “staunchness” of Catholic women.

However, at seeing the staunchness of his friend's convictions, Yoshitsugu joined his cause after mulling.

photograph is abjection, but the obtuse meaning is jubilation, beauty, staunchness, pattern.

" His staunchness and vehemence, and power of instilling those qualities into his troops.

Synonyms:

loyalty; steadfastness; trueness;

Antonyms:

infidelity; loyal; unfaithfulness; disloyalty;