Adamant or Adament

Learn the correct spelling and meaning of "Adamant" and avoid the common misspelling "Adament".

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Adament

Incorrect spelling - "Adament" is incorrect; a common misspelling.

"Adament" is a common misspelling of "Adamant". Always use "Adamant" when referring to the correct word.

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Adamant

Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.

"Adamant means refusing to be persuaded or change one’s mind; firm and unyielding."

Definition of Adamant

"Adamant": "Adamant means refusing to be persuaded or change one’s mind; firm and unyielding."

This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.

Synonyms for Adamant

• unyielding
• firm

• inflexible
• resolute

Usage Examples

"Correct:" She remained "adamant" about her decision.

"Correct:" He was "adamant" that he would not resign.

"Correct:" Parents are "adamant" about school rules.

"Correct:" The judge was "adamant" in his ruling.

"Incorrect:" She remained "adament" about her decision.

"Incorrect:" He was "adament" that he would not resign.

"Incorrect:" Parents are "adament" about school rules.

"Incorrect:" The judge was "adament" in his ruling.

Notes:

• Always spell 'Adamant' with 'a-m-a-n-t' at the end.
• 'Adament' is incorrect.
• Used in speech, writing, and reports.
• Check letters, emails, and articles.
• Correct spelling ensures clarity and professionalism.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Correct spelling, Adamant or Adament?

A: Adamant is correct.

Q: Meaning of Adamant?

A: Refusing to be persuaded; firm and unyielding.

Q: Can Adament be used?

A: No, it is incorrect.

Q: Synonyms?

A: Unyielding, firm, inflexible, resolute.

Q: How to remember spelling?

A: Ends with 'a-n-t' → Adamant.

Summary

"Adamant is the correct spelling for someone firm and unyielding. 'Adament' is always wrong. Correct spelling ensures proper communication."