No. 9,293 in Spanish

acérrimo

"Acérrimo" means "staunch" or "ardent," typically used to describe a strong, unwavering attitude or stance.

In a sentence

Él es un acérrimo defensor de los derechos humanos.
He is a staunch defender of human rights.
Here, 'acérrimo' is used as an adjective to describe someone's intensity or unwavering support towards their ideals.
Mi hermana tiene una acérrima rivalidad con su mejor amiga en los concursos de ajedrez.
My sister has a fierce rivalry with her best friend in chess competitions.
In this sentence, 'acérrimo' defines the strong and competitive nature of the rivalry.
El político enfrentó una acérrima oposición a sus propuestas.
The politician faced a vehement opposition to his proposals.
The term 'acérrimo' is employed to emphasize the intensity and unwavering character of the opposition.

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