adj. 1 hard or solid when pressed; not soft; 2 not easily changed by outside forces or pressures; steady;n. a business started by two or more people
The mattress is very firm.
The mattress is very firm.
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For which law firm did Mr. Guppy work?
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We're a small business that outsources bookkeeping to an accounting firm.
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The accountant tried to defalcate millions of dollars from his firm.
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The company tried to woo the successful salesman to join their firm.
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Dishonest employees may defraud the firm of money.
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The trees flourish with care. OR The firm will flourish under his guidance.
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The firm captures the eeriness of the haunted house.
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What gives the cubs a firm grip?
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His misbehaviour and subsequent firing from the firm were reported on TV.
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About what did have Helen have firm opinions?
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All of this was baked and then covered with a firm chocolate glaze.
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Clench the rope tightly to gain a firm grip.
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He had a firm handshake.
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One must be quick to leap from hummock to hummock to land on firm ground.
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compact; hard; secure; solid; agency; business
mushy; soft
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