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tenaciously

Pronunciation: [təˈneɪʃəsli]

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Learn how to use tenaciously in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

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.

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She tenaciously trained every day for the marathon, even when she felt tired.

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He didn't tenaciously work on his project, and he gave up after the first failure.

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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.

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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.

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What makes you tenaciously stick with your ideas?

How to pronounce tenaciously

Pronunciation: [təˈneɪʃəsli]

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