Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

soldier-on

phrasal verb

/ˈsoʊl.dʒər ɒn/

Definition

To continue doing something in a determined way despite difficulties or challenges.

Examples

Even though the project faced numerous setbacks, they decided to soldier on and complete it.
After the accident, she chose to soldier on with her daily routine.
They soldiered on through the tough winter, determined to see spring.

Meaning

The phrase ‘soldier on’ suggests enduring through hardships and not giving up, often used to describe a situation where one persists despite adversity.