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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a staunch ally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is a strong and loyal supporter of a person, group, or cause.
Example: "Throughout the years, she has proven to be a staunch ally in our fight for social justice."
Alternatives: "a loyal supporter" or "a steadfast friend".
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It will be particularly significant for Poland, a staunch ally".
He now has a staunch ally in charge of the finance ministry.
There is also dichotomy in the West's dealings with Qatar, officially a staunch ally.
And Mr. Lieberman has been a staunch ally of the industry.
He found a staunch ally in W. Anthony Lake, Mr. Clinton's national security adviser.
In the House, Mr. Cheney was a staunch ally of gun owners.
The cynical view is that Clinton is simply trying up shore up her reputation as a staunch ally of Israel.
He voted for the Iraq war and has long been regarded as a staunch ally of Israel.
Once an establishment figure and a staunch ally of Mr Khamenei, he has since been politically ostracised.
Indeed, Quintero proved an integral tie between the two countries, and Vidaurri remained a staunch ally of the South.
How important was it to have him as such a staunch ally during this rather fraught creative process?
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