Persevering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERSEVERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• continue in a course of action even in the face of difficulty or with little or no indication of success
ADJECTIVE:
• continuing steadfastly
• Characterized by perseverance; persistent.
• quietly and steadily persevering especially in detail or exactness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to persist in a state, enterprise, or undertaking in spite of counterinfluences, opposition, or discouragement

Words related to PERSEVERING

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How to use PERSEVERING in a sentence

• And it was easy for other people to follow him because they knew it could be done and kept persevering until they were able to tune in themselves.
• The organization and ordering of governmental policies is not romantic, but hard, patient, persevering work.
• People had begun to think of him as a controversialist, acute, keen, and persevering, occupied with his personal wrongs and schemes of attack and defence.
• But when you tell me that in Oestergoetland there will always be peasants who are honour-loving and persevering, then I know also that it will be able to keep its ancient glory.
• To this end the efforts of the American Government have been earnest, persevering, and constant.
• Kingdon made a heroic effort to down the half, and would have succeeded had it not been for the persevering forward, who reached him with his long arms and pulled him to earth.
• One case occurred here, which well illustrates her persevering charity, even under circumstances of discouragement.
• Naturally gentle, moderate, discreet, though stubborn and persevering in his views, he had not an idea of conceiving and practising a great policy.
• The hearty supper and persevering attention to study soon began to produce their customary effect upon Charlie.
• Nabuchadonosor was more persevering, and succeeded in capturing the city, after a siege that lasted thirteen years.
• After some time he accompanied his employer to Paris, where by persevering industry he completed his education, and was enabled to give lessons in philosophy and rhetoric.
• Time is wearing away some advantages for forwarding the object, while none better deserves the persevering attention of the public councils.
• We were all in excellent humour, and Julia and I eyed each other in the most persevering style imaginable.
• It is only by dint of hard, plodding, and persevering study one can acquire an adequate acquaintance with it.
• Ferdinand was as energetic as he had previously proved himself inflexible and persevering.
• He has one of the most striking characteristics of genius, a daring, as well as persevering, spirit of adventure.
• Patient industry and persevering effort were required to accomplish it.
• He returned to his old occupation of walking up and down the room, persevering in it this time till the clock struck again.
• But they amused themselves with persevering in the old jokes.
• But the Turks were very persevering and literally gave the workers no rest.
• He was amazingly constant, energetic, and persevering.
• Through his persevering attentions towards me, I met with much agreeable society, and saw much above as well as somewhat below the earth, which I might never otherwise have seen.
• One gentleman said that he never knew another man so persevering.
• It was eagerly pressed with ingenious and persevering arguments by Mr.
• As our means did not allow of our persevering any further, we gave up our examination.
• Contentment, in old age, is deserved by him alone who has not lost his faith in what is good, his persevering strength of will, his desire for active employment.
• Belfast, was at his post in the Rocky Mountains, and it was to this skilful and persevering astronomer that the observations had been entrusted.
• By persevering industry and strict economy he had surrounded himself and family with all the comforts, and, to some extent, luxuries of the substantial farmer.
• The nature of the pioneer was as gentle and affectionate as it was firm and persevering.
• The persevering energy of Troup, however, prevailed.
• His features were those of his mother, and the cold, persevering hatred of his nature was hers.
• This persevering industry of the same classes added enormously to the wealth of the nation.

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