0 the fact or quality of being strongly loyal in supporting a person, organization, or set of beliefs or opinions:
He was a tower of staunchness in the face of civil and religious threats.
I admire the resilience, the staunchness, the sheer determination, and courage of the people do this job week in week out.
I cannot emphasize too strongly the staunchness of his attitude in discussing these matters.
The northern campaign failed because of the rebels' staunchness and the terrain's unsuitability.
We on this side admire his staunchness in this cause under fire from both sides.
But his staunchness is all part of his character.
Would it be for faithfulness to friends, for capacity of fighting, for staunchness or integrity?
Our people in their staunchness, in their common sense, and in their power of work are without peers in all the world.
