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"persevere" Meaning
persevere
/pərsəˈvɪr/
Verb
to continue with something when facing difficulties or when there is little chance of success
"persevere" Example Sentences
It was his ability to
persevere
that made him a successful entrepreneur.
Despite failing her driving test, Lucy decided to
persevere
and try again.
William knew that building his own house would not be easy but he was determined to
persevere
.
"persevere" Related Lesson Material
One of the novel's main themes is man's ability to persevere in times of great difficulty.
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With the power of self-trust, hard work and perseverance, anything is possible.
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In contrast, dancing as a form of art requires a high level of perseverance and continuous practice.
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But the success of the program is built on the life skills that baseball teaches: confidence, perseverance and sportsmanship.
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Learning to play guitar requires a lot of practice, perseverance and, at least in the beginning, painful blisters on fingers.
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The most recent, Perseverance, landed in February 2021 after traveling 472 million kilometers from Earth.
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In her view, skateboarding not only gets girls into athletics, but also teaches perseverance, teamwork, confidence, balance, coordination and endurance, “things that can help women grow stronger mentally and physically”.
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perseverance
/pəːsɪˈvɪərəns/
Noun
the fact of continuing to try to achieve something despite difficulties or delays
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