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Meaning of unfirm
The primary meaning of "unfirm" is not having a strong or stable foundation, either physically or in terms of resolve or decision.
Etymology of unfirm
The word "unfirm" originates from the Old English prefix "un-" meaning "not" and the word "firm" from the Latin "firmus" meaning "strong" or "steadfast", with historical usage dating back to the 15th century to describe something or someone lacking stability or solidity.
Synonyms
unstable
unsteady
shaky
insecure
precarious
rickety
wobbly
fragile
flimsy
weak
feeble
infirm
uncertain
doubtful
unreliable
unsound
shaky
wavering
tentative
indecisive
hesitant
unsure
uncommitted
vacillating
indecisive
irresolute
wishy-washy
spineless
weak-kneed
feeble-minded
Definitions
- Not firmly fixed or established
- * Lacking stability or security
- * Not having a strong foundation or basis
Usage Examples
- The unfirm ground made it difficult to build a stable structure
- * Her unfirm voice betrayed her nervousness during the presentation
- * The company's unfirm financial footing made it vulnerable to market fluctuations
Antonyms
stable
firm
steady
secure
solid
strong
sturdy
robust
unwavering
unshakeable
resolute
determined
decisive
committed
dedicated
loyal
faithful
constant
persistent
dogged
unrelenting
tireless
indefatigable
rock-solid
immovable
unyielding