tenacity in Latin
tenacity in Latin is tenācitās — tenacity means the quality of refusing to give up; determined persistence.
tenacity in Latin
tenācitās
The quality or state of being tenacious, or persistence of purpose; tenaciousness.
What does "tenacity" mean?
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noun The quality of refusing to give up; determined persistence.
"It took real tenacity to finish the marathon after the injury."
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- It took real tenacity to finish the marathon after the injury.
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What is "tenacity" in Latin?
"tenacity" in Latin is tenācitās. tenacity means: The quality of refusing to give up; determined persistence.
How do you use "tenacity" in a sentence?
Example: "It took real tenacity to finish the marathon after the injury." In Latin, "tenacity" is tenācitās.
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