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solidly
This adverb conveys a sense of absolute stability and lack of gaps, whether in a physical or abstract sense. When describing physical objects, it emphasizes structural integrity and resistance to movement, suggesting a state of being firmly fixed or densely packed.
In social or professional contexts, it describes unwavering commitment or total occupancy. It is often used to indicate that a position is secure or that a schedule is completely full, leaving no room for change or addition. It carries a stronger connotation of permanence and reliability than "firmly" or "completely."
Meanings
Examples
The fence posts were driven solidly into the ground to withstand the wind.
I am solidly behind your decision to leave the company.
He slept solidly for ten hours after the long hike.
The soil in this region is solidly packed with clay.
I believe solidly in the power of education to change lives.
The foundation is solidly built on granite rock.
The foundation is solidly built on granite rock.
She has been solidly in the lead since the first lap.
The ancient wall was solidly constructed without any mortar.