solid as a rock

The phrase "solid as a rock" is used to emphasize exceptional strength, stability, and reliability in both objects and people.

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Definition

B2General

(idiomatic)Extremely stable and reliable, not easily moved or shaken.

Example

  • Despite the chaos around him, he remained solid as a rock.
  • Their friendship is solid as a rock, unbreakable and enduring.

B2Objects

(idiomatic)Very strong and durable, unlikely to break or fall.

Example

  • The old oak table is solid as a rock, built to last generations.
  • This safe is solid as a rock, offering maximum security.

B2People

(idiomatic)Completely reliable and dependable, especially in difficult situations.

Example

  • In times of crisis, she is solid as a rock, always there to support us.
  • He has been solid as a rock throughout the entire project, ensuring everything runs smoothly.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "solid as a rock":

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