tenaciously
Pronunciation: [təˈneɪʃəsli]
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Context: "persistence"
(adverb) when someone keeps trying very hard and doesn't give up easily. It's like when a child wants to build something and works on it no matter how many times it falls apart.
Example
She tenaciously trained every day for the marathon, even when she felt tired.
Example
He didn't tenaciously work on his project, and he gave up after the first failure.
Example
How can you tenaciously pursue your goals, even when they are tough?
Context: "determination"
(adverb) when someone is very determined and keeps holding on to something or a belief. It is like a dog that won’t let go of a stick no matter what.
Example
They tenaciously held onto their dreams despite the challenges.
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She let go of her plans easily, not tenaciously believing in herself.
Example
What makes you tenaciously stick with your ideas?
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