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Root entry · 23 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns the concepts of sticking to, adhering to, and persisting with something, often with a sense of intensity or urgency. It extends to meanings of being harsh, stubborn, or persistent in a negative way, and also relates to intense heat or movement.
Derived headwords
- 1.harsh, stubbornclassical
Describing a man who is difficult, stubborn, and unyielding.
- 1.adherence, stubbornnessclassical
A term possibly used as an echo or reinforcement of a related concept, suggesting adherence or stubbornness.
- 1.fierce, wildclassical
Describing someone of a fierce, wild, or untamed disposition.
- 2.hot (day)classical
Referring to a day that is intensely hot.
- 3.eloquentclassical
Describing a man who is eloquent and articulate.
- 1.adherence, insistenceboth
The act of sticking to something or insisting upon it persistently.
- 2.driving awayclassical
The act of repelling or driving someone or something away.
- 1.to stick to, insist onboth
To adhere closely to someone or something, to be persistent and not let go.
- 1.insistence, persistenceclassical
The state or act of being insistent or persistent.
- 1.to stick to, adhere toboth
To adhere closely to someone or something, to be persistent and not let go.
- 2.to urge, pressboth
To urge someone strongly or press them persistently.
- 1.insistence, adherenceboth
The act of sticking to something or insisting upon it persistently.
- 1.insistent, persistentclassical
Describing someone who is very insistent and persistent, often in a demanding way.
- 1.message, letterclassical
A message or letter sent, often implying a formal communication.
- 1.inseparable, constantly withclassical
Describing someone who is constantly with another person or thing, inseparable.
- 1.adherence, persistenceboth
The act of sticking to something or persisting in it, maintaining steadfastness.
- 2.insistence, urgingboth
The act of urging or pressing someone or something insistently.
- 1.to rain continuouslyboth
Describing rain that falls persistently and continuously.
- 1.to stay with, persist withboth
To remain with someone or something, or to persist in dealing with a matter.
- 1.to writhe, move head intenselyclassical
Describing the intense movement or writhing of a snake, especially the shaking of its head in anger.
- 2.to flicker, blazeclassical
Describing the intense flickering or blazing of flames, like fire.
- 1.to make writhe, move headclassical
To cause something, like a snake, to writhe or move its head intensely.
- 1.writhing, intense movementclassical
The act of writhing or moving intensely, particularly the head movement of an angry snake.
- 1.to blaze, be fieryclassical
To blaze intensely like fire, often used to describe heat or a fiery disposition.
- 1.chasing, pursuingclassical
The act of chasing or pursuing, often used for horses running after each other.
- 1.perseverance in battleclassical
Steadfastness and persistence in fighting during a battle.
- 1.insistent, persistentclassical
Describing someone who is intensely persistent and insistent in conveying or demanding something.
- 1.persistent creditorclassical
A creditor who is persistent and demanding, making things difficult for the debtor.
- 1.harsh, oppressiveclassical
Describing someone who is harsh, oppressive, and makes things difficult for others.