persistence in Latin
persistence in Latin is pervicācia — persistence means the quality of continuing to try despite difficulty.
persistence in Latin
pervicācia
The property of being persistent.
What does "persistence" mean?
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noun The quality of continuing to try despite difficulty.
"Her persistence eventually paid off when the company agreed to a refund."
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noun In computing, the property of data continuing to exist after a program has stopped running.
"The app uses a database to ensure data persistence between sessions."
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persistence in a sentence
- Her persistence eventually paid off when the company agreed to a refund.
- The app uses a database to ensure data persistence between sessions.
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What is "persistence" in Latin?
"persistence" in Latin is pervicācia. persistence means: The quality of continuing to try despite difficulty.
How do you use "persistence" in a sentence?
Example: "Her persistence eventually paid off when the company agreed to a refund." In Latin, "persistence" is pervicācia.
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