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Root entry · 18 derived lemmasThis root primarily concerns persistence, stubbornness, and insistence, particularly in arguments, disputes, or negotiations. It extends to being obstinate, quarrelsome, and unyielding in various situations, including anger and stinginess.
Derived headwords
- 1.to persistboth
To be persistent or stubborn in a matter, to insist.
- 1.persistentboth
One who persists or is stubborn in a matter.
- 2.obstinateboth
Stubborn and unyielding, especially in disputes or negotiations.
- 1.persistenceclassical
Persistence or stubbornness in haggling, anger, or similar situations.
- 2.disputeclassical
Dispute or contention, especially in speech.
- 1.persistent in combatclassical
One who persists in his attack or his journey, implying stubbornness.
- 1.stubbornboth
Stubborn and persistent, especially in arguments or disputes.
- 2.difficult to deal withclassical
Difficult in disposition and persistent.
- 1.stubbornclassical
Stubborn and persistent.
- 1.stubbornclassical
Stubborn and persistent.
- 1.to haggle persistentlyboth
To haggle or dispute persistently, especially in a sale.
- 1.stubborn in angerclassical
Stubborn and persistent, especially when angry.
- 1.stubborn in angerclassical
Stubborn and persistent, especially when angry.
- 1.stubborn in angerclassical
Stubborn and persistent, especially when angry.
- 1.to be stingyclassical
To be stingy or to be stubborn in anger.
- 1.disputeclassical
Dispute or contention, especially in speech.
- 1.contentionclassical
Contention or dispute, especially in speech.
- 1.to disputeclassical
To dispute or contend, especially in speech.
- 1.stubbornclassical
Stubborn and persistent.
- 1.stubbornclassical
Stubborn and persistent.
- 1.to make someone stubbornclassical
To cause someone else to be stubborn or persistent.