adamantine

What I said then is now made fast in adamantine bonds.

As stars that close with broken night Their adamantine cup.

Then he had thirds, and shook his head with adamantine resolve.

Anger he knew not, but only an adamantine firmness in the face of opposition.

But Gerda's heart, though hard, is by no means adamantine.

His eyes were green as emeralds, and with that stone's adamantine glitter.

It has an uneven fracture and a brilliant to adamantine luster.

His eyes shone with the adamantine flame of a Klingon entering combat.

"It's the Girls," he hissed through his adamantine teeth.

Rocky turned and clattered down the dock on four adamantine hooves.

Government will be adamantine without any governor.

He'd always been taught that the rules of businessmanhood were adamantine.

They watched her within the shadows of the doorway as she headed across the adamantine acropolis.

But it was also a Church with an intense vision, which bred adamantine certitudes.

Communication can sometimes seem like a secondary concern in the adamantine ranks of jazz's avant-garde.

The truckload could level a small town, or crack the adamantine seal on a nuclear reactor.

Perhaps he was not a saint, but I hope God rewarded his adamantine certainty of being one.

The luster of a diamond is described as 'adamantine', which simply means diamond-like.

Mole man tried to jerk away but Croaker held him fast with adamantine fingers.

The adamantine Columbus we have inherited from tradition must be rebuilt in mercury and opal.

The negotiations actually took eight hours; the Nagus drove an adamantine bargain.

How could he radiate such ruthless adamantine presence?

"The adamantine flakes needed in the treating solution do not come cheap," the gnome admitted.

But the archbishop had flinched from the King of Charis' adamantine will.