Definition of «rock solid»

The idiomatic expression "rock-solid" means something that is completely reliable, dependable and unshakeable. It refers to a person or thing that is strong, secure, and immovable - like a rock-solid foundation or a rock-solid friendship. The phrase can also be used in the negative sense to describe something that is weak, flimsy or unreliable – as opposite to being “rock solid”.

Sentences with «rock solid»

  • Everything else fares much better with rock solid frame rates and decent design. (ztgd.com)
  • You have to become rock solid in knowing that when other people judge you or where you've been, it's really not about you. (gerardadams.com)
  • There are some however who believe or should i say do nt believe we are altogether rock solid at the rear. (justarsenal.com)
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