Pronunciation

/səˈlɒɪd/

Definitions

Noun

• 1. A firm, dense, or unyielding substance, typically one with a relatively high molecular weight and a regular crystal structure: “The table is made of solid wood.”
• 2. A fixed, unchanging, or complete part or component: “The solid foundation of our relationship.”
• 3. A piece that is not liquid or gaseous: “A solid block of ice.”
• 4. (pl.) The quality or state of being solid: “The solidity of his beliefs.”

Verb

• 1. To become or make something solid: “The mixture solidified into a hard block.”
• 2. To be or remain in a solid form: “The dough will solidify after baking.”
• 3. To maintain a stable, unwavering position or attitude: “He solidified his support for the proposal.”

Adjective

• 1. Having the properties of a solid: “A solid material.”
• 2. Complete or entire; without gaps or interruptions: “A solid plan.”
• 3. Reliable or trustworthy: “A solid partner.”
• 4. Familiar or well-known: “A solid favorite among fans.”

Phrases

• “Solidify a deal” means to make a negotiation or agreement more certain.
• “A solid performance” refers to something done well or consistently.
• “Solid ground” symbolizes stability or security.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The sculpture is made from a single solid piece of marble.”
• Verb: “She mixed the ingredients until the batter solidified.”
• Adjective: “His argument was solid, and everyone agreed.”

Synonyms

• Dense
• Rigid
• Firm
• Reliable
• Sturdy
• Reliable
• Consistent
• Definite
• Unyielding
• Rock-solid