Persist

identity and change =))

stagnant, constant, unmoving, permanent, uniform, no change, consistent, persist(ent), remain, stay, hold, keep, retain,

You must persist if you want to perfect your technique.

Persist should be used as other verbs are.

I will persist in my pursuit of happiness.

She persisted to ask me ceaselessly.

Her persistence agitated me.

The prefix of persist is per-. Per- means through or intensive.

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The noun forms of the verb to persist are persister, persistence and the gerund, persisting.

Because you are probably getting used to a new change in your body. See your doctor if problems persist.

The noun forms for the verb to persist are persister, persistence, and the gerund, persisting.

cease, give up, leave, quit, stop

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Persistent

Persist

transient, irresolute, lazy, relenting, surrendering, yielding, temporary

by world war two, the jews continued to persist even though the times were bad

Another word for persist would be persevere. You could also say pursue or endure.

"My sister persistently bugged me until I played with her."

The main difference between "insist" and "persist" is the focus of the action. "Insist" is used to emphasize a request or demand, often with a sense of urgency or firmness. "Persist," on the other hand, suggests continuing an action or behavior despite obstacles, challenges, or resistance.

persist

infinit.......i guess

The root word for "persistence" is "persist," which comes from the Latin word "persistere," meaning "continue steadfastly."

keep on, go on, maintain, sustain, persist in, persevere, progress, proceed, resume, recommence, remain, endure, persist

Per Answers.com Thesaurus...

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1. To be in existence or in a certain state for an indefinitely long time: abide, continue, endure, go on, hold out, persist, remain, stay1. See continue/stop/pause.

2. To exist in spite of adversity: come through, persist, pull through, ride out, survive, weather. See live/die.

3. To remain fresh and unspoiled: keep. See change/persist.

Mutations are inherently random. The ones which kill people before they can reproduce do not persist, but if the mutation doens't lead to death until later in life, it may, if heritable, persist in later generations.

The verb for persistence is "persist." It means to continue firmly or obstinately in an opinion or course of action despite difficulty or opposition.

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Their definitions are similar enough therefore they are synonyms

FOLLOW THE SPARK PLUG WIRES TO THE BLOCK. AND YOU WILL FIND YOUR PLUGS. A FEW OF THEM ARE HARD TO CHANGE BUT JUST PERSIST AND YOU'LL BE FINE

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Persist.

The root word in "persistent" is "persist." The word "persist" means to continue firmly in a course of action despite encountering obstacles or opposition.

Because he ate too much: )

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A debt collector can come after you until the debt is satisfied. However, most will to persist beyond 3 years and few will persist after 7.

Change refers to the process of something becoming different over time, while continuity refers to the maintenance of certain elements or characteristics that stay consistent within a system or over time. Both concepts are important in understanding how systems, societies, or individuals evolve and persist.

Red to brownish black discoloration of the skin and bodily fluids, including sweat, may persist for months to years after use.

You can turn "persist" into a noun by adding the suffix "-ence" to it, creating the noun "persistence." This noun refers to the quality of continuing to do something despite obstacles or opposition.

Weather can change within minutes to hours due to factors like winds, cloud cover, and incoming weather systems. However, some weather patterns can persist for days or even longer. Rapid changes are more common in areas with dynamic weather systems.

A momentary force is a force that is applied for a brief period of time, typically causing a sudden change in motion or structure. It does not persist over an extended duration and has a quick impact on the object or system it acts upon.

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The correct spelling is to persevere (continue, persist, endure).

gas pain after salingectomy

persist or toil

Keep trying, continue, remain, hang on

A persistent worker is a worker that have persistence, present of mind and curiosity.

Network Configuration and Management is the configuration file that makes the changes persist across reboots to disable packet forwarding.

The narrator's guilt over Doodle's disabilities and his fear of being seen as a failure by his family and community are the primary motivations pushing him to persist in working with Doodle.