tenacious in Greek
tenacious in Greek is πεισματάρης — tenacious means refusing to give up or let go, even when things get difficult.
tenacious in Greek
πεισματάρης
Pronounced: peismataris
Unwilling to yield or give up; dogged.
What does "tenacious" mean?
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adjective Refusing to give up or let go, even when things get difficult.
"Her tenacious pursuit of the story eventually forced the company to respond."
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adjective Sticking firmly to a surface; not easily removed.
"The mud left a tenacious stain on the carpet."
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tenacious in a sentence
- Her tenacious pursuit of the story eventually forced the company to respond.
- The team showed a tenacious defence in the final minutes of the match.
- The mud left a tenacious stain on the carpet.
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What is "tenacious" in Greek?
"tenacious" in Greek is πεισματάρης. tenacious means: Refusing to give up or let go, even when things get difficult.
How do you pronounce πεισματάρης?
"tenacious" in Greek is πεισματάρης, pronounced "peismataris".
How do you use "tenacious" in a sentence?
Example: "Her tenacious pursuit of the story eventually forced the company to respond." In Greek, "tenacious" is πεισματάρης.
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