0 in a firm and determined way:
1 in a strong way:
stoutly-made boots
They stoutly assert that they have been thinking about it all the time.
On that footing it may be difficult to maintain as stoutly as some have that what is proposed in clause 28 is damaging and dangerous.
The other maintained as stoutly that it was going to be just like the last war, with vast land forces immobilised in trench warfare.
I think that they would stoutly resist that suggestion.
Would we have acquiesced meekly or would we have resisted stoutly?
He may recollect that his predecessor defended the policy of partition no less stoutly.
Who was it who most stoutly defended that policy?
Any further advance by the enemy, who has also had heavy losses, will be stoutly opposed by our ground and air forces.
