rock solid

rock solid
a) Physically very solid; very difficult to move
b) Very dependable

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  • rock solid — see rock solid …   English dictionary

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  • rock solid — adj. completely stable and solid; unlikely to break …   English contemporary dictionary

  • rock solid — adjective completely firm or stable …   English new terms dictionary

  • rock-solid — adjective 1 very strong so that you can depend on it 2 very hard and not likely to break …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English

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