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Meanings of tenaciously in English
Spanish
tenazmente Synonyms
Examples for "doggedly"
Examples for "doggedly"
1
He had adjusted well to working for me, doggedly learning the law.
2
They were strict people, doggedly adhering to the moral codes of Society.
3
Garth listened in silence, and then slunk off doggedly to the smithy.
4
Would he not doggedly seek meaning, despite the limitations of his framework?
5
He held doggedly on, in spite of cold and tempest and disease.
Usage of tenaciously in English
1
The Montenegrins, in the shelter of their trenches, fought stubbornly and tenaciously.
2
Along the ground the matted creepers caught and clung tenaciously to ankles.
3
Their natural love of life held tenaciously to a hope of return.
4
A sack with something in it, something to which he clung tenaciously.
5
But you have to have a concrete objective and pursue it tenaciously.
6
I must have rung again and again, tenaciously, vehemently, in my folly.
7
He held on tenaciously, drifting like a part of the treacherous log.
8
He clung tenaciously to the fifty-cent basis-togo lower would cheapen him.
9
The Italian woman, yawning and with her hand open, was tenaciously waiting.
10
Yet, to the last, Emily adhered tenaciously to her habits of independence.
11
Babies can hang on to a finger or a thin rod tenaciously.
12
Through this ordered mass, our convoys threaded their way tenaciously and advanced.
13
Davis, however, reduced any possibilities of success by tenaciously insisting on Southern independence.
14
She tried to shake the impression off; but it clung tenaciously.
15
He was tenaciously pompous; he struggled with his mistake rather than admitting it.
16
And the further the month advanced, the more tenaciously he clung.
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Tenaciously across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common