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To stick to one’s guns

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To stick to one’s guns means to remain faithful to a cause.

Sample Usage

1. Despite the obvious reluctance of the others to accept his project, the architect stuck to his guns.

2. Even though Mahi realized she had make a major mistake in supporting her friend, she nevertheless stuck to her guns.

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