stalwart
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definition
noun
the stalwarts of the Ladies' Auxiliary
a loyal, reliable, and hardworking supporter or participant in an organization or team.
adjective
he remained a stalwart supporter of the cause
loyal, reliable, and hardworking.
example
In that position, however, he remained a 'stalwart' support of the Arctic Program.
He has already brought 'stalwart' supporter Arthur Cox in to oversee scouting in Britain and the manager has promised to scour the lower divisions looking for promising talent he can bring on.
A 'stalwart' supporter of the Soil Association, Jo has hosted an organic event at her house and been to several at Highgrove.
Erwin was as 'stalwart' and powerful as always, and with him came his wife and their sons.
As he matured, Campbell became a 'stalwart' supporter of the marriage between agriculture and industry and systematically increased his familiarity with both.
The wanderer ventured forth into the eternal pass of cragged rock, worn with lines of age, yet 'stalwart' and strong with thick trunks of stone bolstering the walls.
In August 1894, a 'stalwart' supporter carried into the Parliament a ‘monster’ petition in favour of women's suffrage.
Mr Fallows was a 'stalwart' committee member whose name appeared year after year on the trophies, and the Horticultural Society Committee will be meeting shortly to decide upon some form of permanent memorial to him.
Mrs Taylor regularly ran Salisbury's soup kitchens, providing hot food for the hungry, and she was a 'stalwart' supporter of the homeless trust.
In addition, there are 'stalwart' slides, reels and hornpipes all solid session tuned played with enthusiasm and character.
However, when ethnologists from the Smithsonian Institute visited the Quinault later in the century, they found a robust and 'stalwart' people.
Her 'stalwart' support has seen her raise more than a thousand pound every year for the society.
The wines have been imported for the Royal Cliff by Ambrose wines, whose managing director, Ron Batori has been another 'stalwart' supporter of the Wine Club.
Players, officials and supporters at Corsham Rugby Club have been paying tribute to a 'stalwart' committee member who died on Friday aged 69.
He is also a 'stalwart' Mayo supporter, who never misses a match from start of the season to the end.
The Pars supporters remember him as a 'stalwart' and the club cherished his memory by naming a stand after him.
Nonetheless, she was also a strong advocate of growth and had been a well-respected voice on the council with her own 'stalwart' supporters in the business community.
I should say that I'm a 'stalwart' supporter of free software and of open access to the scholarly and scientific literature.
Martha Parry and her dedicated 'stalwart' team have devoted the past nine years to saving the only remaining historic building of significance in our town.
Unless the music-loving public supports the few existing venues, even these 'stalwart' locations will disappear and karaoke will have won.
Jay Haley is arguably the most 'stalwart' hold-out in the family therapy field for the strong-sense idea of symptom function.
York's defence was 'stalwart' and the forwards worked themselves to exhaustion to keep their lead.
He was a 'stalwart' supporter of Shamrock Gaels GAA club and, of the sport in general.
So far, 'stalwart' consumers, a solid housing sector, and stimulative government policies give reasons for optimism.
Will Viva be able to continue their good work even without the support of these 'stalwarts' ?
He's been a legend in his own time, one of those 'stalwarts' of network news who made cable news.
Through the 1790s, Marshall 'stalwartly' supported the Washington and John Adams administrations.
It was probably the biggest-ever gathering of 'stalwarts' in the music field in recent times.
The 'stalwarts' shared many memorable nights of music with music lovers here.
His 'stalwartness' under barely imaginable conditions of pain and terror one can only look on with awe.
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