Firmest is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FIRMEST in dictionary:

VERB:
• make more solid or resilient
• fix (a plant) securely in the soil
• make (an agreement or plan) explicit and definite
• (of a price) rise slightly to reach a level considered secure
NOUN:
• a business concern, especially one involving a partnership of two or more people
• a group of hospital doctors working as a team, headed by a consultant.
• an organized group of football supporters known for their aggressive attitudes towards rival fans.
ADVERB:
• in a resolute and determined manner
ADJECTIVE:
• FIRM, unyielding to pressure
• having a solid, almost unyielding surface or structure
• solidly in place and stable
• having steady but not excessive power or strength
• showing resolute determination and strength of character
• strongly felt and unlikely to change
• steadfast and constant
• decided upon and fixed or definite
• (of a currency, shares, etc.) having a steady value or price which is more likely to rise than fall

Words related to FIRMEST

firm9 firmer11

Words that contain FIRMEST

infirmest14

How to use FIRMEST in a sentence

• Duane of Philadelphia, the firmest and most incorruptible of men, for whom the President felt the greatest respect, but whom he expected to bend to his purposes as he had Ingham.
• They will be able to do so only by following the firmest and the most consistent policy.
• The firmest buildings reeled visibly, walls crumbled, and beams snapped in two.
• Nothing less than the firmest determination will hold an organization to a true course.
• This is a frequently recurring statement, which George Eliot makes in the firmest conviction of its truthfulness.
• He had faith in nothing but armies and forts, but his faith in them was of the firmest.
• For growing in glasses select the firmest and best-shaped bulbs.
• Accordingly, turning her face towards the animal with the firmest aspect she could assume, she fixed her eyes steadily upon his.
• In spite of the firmest of resolutions, the smallest self-indulgence brought me to the very verge of transgression.
• Peter was naturally kind-hearted, and found that his firmest resolutions too often gave way before the open flattery with which he was assailed.
• We had preserves made from canned peaches, and the firmest yellow butter.
• If such a person is by nature emotional she is sure to become more so, for even the firmest women lose self-control at last under incessant feebleness.
• We have four very long sockets peculiarly formed at their base, so that they can be thrust for a long distance into the sandy ground, and there take the firmest hold.
• I do not believe in many quack medical prescriptions, but I have the firmest faith in May dew as a wash for the complexion.
• The firmest, best-prepared natures are often beside themselves with astonishment and dismay, when they are called to this dread initiation.
• The Spirit of God on the heart of the believer draws him into the firmest attachment to the Beloved.
• There had been old people, when he had been a boy, who had told stories of ghosts and apparitions, with the firmest conviction that they were true.
• Had it ever been possible to establish a strong central government in Mexico, it is very probable the Church would have been one of its firmest pillars.
• His sons-in-law were leaders in the movement which brought us to Deir el-Komr, and are among our firmest friends.
• She would find in Christendom other heirs, and doubted not to put her inheritance in such hands as would retain the firmest hold of it.
• The earl of Suffolk was in a situation very unusual and extraordinary, and which might well confound the man of the greatest capacity and firmest temper.
• Render thou thanks unto God that thou art firmest of the firm.
• Only in Spain did the Inquisition with firmest cruelty trample down each vestige of revolt.
• The firmest will and the stoutest heart may be combined with the gentlest delicacy.
• Indeed, I have the firmest belief that existing boys know all we used to know, and possibly more.
• My mother, Lecuyer, and myself advanced cautiously across to the opposite bank, each choosing a different point for leaving the water, in order to find the firmest spot.
• All three of the gentlemen went in advance of me, each hoping, as he said, to select the surest and firmest path for me to follow.
• Of heaven above the firmest proof We fundamental know, Except for its marauding hand, It had been heaven below.
• Raoul had preserved the firmest and most indifferent countenance, although he had not lost a word that passed.
• Whenever, therefore, you shall employ your thoughts on a plan of waging war with Rome, consider Hannibal as one of your firmest friends.
• But as in the forest there cannot be height of stem without strength and breadth of root, the highest poetry is the most solid, the firmest set in reality, in truth.
• Later, in Frederick the Great, the house furnished one of the firmest hands that ever held a royal sceptre.
• What becomes of the force of the sun that is being spent to-day? It is one of the firmest rocks of science that there can be no absolute destruction of force.
• But, whether for those or more mystic reasons, I know I had dolls which I nursed only in the strictest privacy and lavished my firmest love upon.

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.