staunch
کٹر
definition
adjective
a staunch supporter of the antinuclear lobby
loyal and committed in attitude.
(of a wall) of strong or firm construction.
example
Faithfully applied, the court's ruling may be helping to 'staunch' the flow of questionable science.
Russell scrubbed angrily at his cheeks, trying to 'staunch' the flow of tears.
Elizabeth was there already, trying to 'staunch' the flow of blood from the wound in Carl's chest.
I was trying to 'staunch' the flow of blood from his wound, which was a massive wound to his left forehead, and keep him from moving.
Four were carrying a large white-swathed bundle, while the other four desperately attempted to 'staunch' the flow of blood from various wounds.
His smaller arms clasped at the oozing wounds on his back to 'staunch' the flow of blood.
Bending double, he pressed one hand over the other, trying to 'staunch' the hot flow of blood.
She was dangerously close to a coma when the ambulance got there, but they managed to 'staunch' the blood flow enough to move her to the hospital.
the company did nothing to 'staunch' the tide of rumours
Edwin Morgan, in the Glasgow nursing home where he now lives, is Scotland's foremost contemporary poet - and a 'staunch' supporter of independence.
Mr Todd, a 'staunch' Leeds United supporter for 50 years, had gone to his local, the Jolly Sailor, at Cawood, to watch Leeds play Manchester United.
Derek walked through them, teaching the unwounded how to treat each other for shock, how to 'staunch' a wound or tourniquet a limb that was bleeding too badly.
They are 'staunch' supporters of Manchester United.
Schilling wasn't alone in being willing to spill a little blood to 'staunch' an ancient wound.
Michael McGloin from the Garrafrauns area, a 'staunch' supporter of Manchester United, attended their recent league game against Blackburn Rovers at Old Trafford.
I don't think, if the goal was to end his drop in the polls or at least 'staunch' the flow from his wounds, that he accomplished it.
The master-thief put a hand to his wound again in a half-hearted attempt to 'staunch' the blood flow.
I don't think, if the goal was to end his drop in the polls or at least 'staunch' the flow from his wounds, that he accomplished it.
This competition is sponsored annually by Canon Sean Collier, former Parish Priest of Borris in Ossory and 'staunch' supporter of the billiard club.
Mr Sykes, for many years a 'staunch' Conservative supporter, turned his back on the party believing its stance on Europe was not tough enough in defence of the pound, Britain's sovereignty and economy.
Although their commitments to Hull meant they were unable to take up an active role with York, Stabler remains a 'staunch' supporter of the Wasps.
His smaller arms clasped at the oozing wounds on his back to 'staunch' the flow of blood.
Faithfully applied, the court's ruling may be helping to 'staunch' the flow of questionable science.
Denmark's government is a 'staunch' supporter of the Bush administration and has committed troops to Iraq and Afghanistan.
But few in Khartoum, including western diplomats and local human rights activists, are convinced that such a move would 'staunch' the flow of either oil or blood.
But few in Khartoum, including western diplomats and local human rights activists, are convinced that such a move would 'staunch' the flow of either oil or blood.
Bending double, he pressed one hand over the other, trying to 'staunch' the hot flow of blood.
Russell scrubbed angrily at his cheeks, trying to 'staunch' the flow of tears.
Dr. Haloburdo is described as a dedicated, quiet, 'staunch' supporter of baccalaureate education for nurses.
He has links with prominent politicians and he has been a 'staunch' supporter of the new man Putin since well before his ascension to the Prime Minister's position.
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