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The phrase "are solid to" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a state of being strong or reliable in relation to something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The foundations of the building are solid to withstand earthquakes."
Alternatives: "are strong enough to" or "are reliable for".
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Inspect nails and nail holes to see how often and how well a chaise or a sofa has been upholstered, and check to be sure the frame and joints are solid, to see if the piece is worth the price.
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"For a man that size, you got to be solid to pull that off".
You can hear it all over "Underground Kingz," a double-album that's solid to a fault.
Was solid to be fair and more to come which is always good.
But buying in is a gift that is solid to the core.
Morningstar said he also stabbed Wylie three times, to prove he was "solid" to Noel.
In contrast to their initial plasticity, the gels were solid to the grip and displayed some elasticity and structural stability.
Apart from a couple of horrific starts against the Cardinals, he has been solid-to-excellent.
There are solid answers to both.
There are solid grounds to mistrust Detroit's Bit Three.
Still, there are solid reasons to change what you wear in the heat.
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