Pertinaciously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PERTINACIOUSLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• PERTINACIOUS, stubbornly unyielding
• in a dogged and pertinacious manner
ADJECTIVE:
• holding firmly to an opinion or a course of action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• adhering resolutely to an opinion, purpose, or design; perversely persistent

Words related to PERTINACIOUSLY

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How to use PERTINACIOUSLY in a sentence

• Its impressions were tardily received, but pertinaciously retained, and resulted always in the highest physical pleasure.
• The term is limited to the field of theology, because it was in that field that the self-assertion of reason was most violently and pertinaciously opposed.
• Paradox, violence, nay even originality of conception is not seldom owing to our dwelling long and pertinaciously on some one part of a subject, instead of attending to the whole.
• While the widow of her first husband, Henri de Silly, Comte de la Rochepot, her grace and beauty attracted Henri IV, who pertinaciously endeavoured to win her affections.
• In this state-room was a bed with clean cool linen, that had been prepared for Bob, but which that worthy fellow had pertinaciously refused to use, out of respect to his officer.
• Either king seems hesitating and reluctant when looked at from one point of view, and pertinaciously aggressive when regarded from the opposite standpoint.
• He suffered greatly, but steadily declined all my offers of attention, and pertinaciously refused to leave his cabin.
• Beaumarchais had pertinaciously insisted on settling them with Congress.
• They did not appear to attract the observation of the crowd around them, but I must candidly confess that for my own part, I stared at them most pertinaciously.
• That gentleman stuck to him pertinaciously, giving him directions which, at the spur of the moment, he hardly knew how not to obey.
• Girls should be taught to give up their opinions betimes, and not pertinaciously to carry on a dispute, even if they should know themselves to be in the right.
• That even then, if circumstances permitted, he would still give them time to retract an opinion too pertinaciously adhered to.
• We shall therefore depend, I fear, upon his mercy for the existence of the sacred inheritance whose very shadow was so pertinaciously defended from the approaches of his father.
• He had his secret agents everywhere, following every move of the crooks quietly but pertinaciously.
• She adhered pertinaciously to the requirements of a lady of title, and loved opulence and luxury and admiration.
• It is wonderful how some men pertinaciously cling to care, and argue themselves into a dissatisfaction with their lot.
• He too saw the difficulty which Moody so pertinaciously avoided.
• He had not even the smaller number of men which he had originally named as his requirement, and he continued pertinaciously to demand liberal reinforcements.
• But see how pertinaciously this world will persist in coming up to the surface wherever a community of men may be.
• The bishops and clergy of the Russian church still pertinaciously adhered to the faith of their fathers.
• This was pertinaciously pressed by the South, even to the extent of absolute restriction on Congress.

Similar words containing PERTINACIOUS without suffix ly

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