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stick with it
verb as in persevere
Strongest matches
verb as in subsist
Example Sentences
“I’m sorry if it’s arrogant to call what I do art, but I’ll stick with it.”
He told BBC’s Football Focus: "There is a difference between being stubborn and having conviction. If you really believe in something as a coach, manager, leader, then the logic for me is that you stick with it and try to be better at it."
Personally, I love the fact that he explodes at Ben at the end and says, “I made this commitment. This commitment is hard for me, and I’m going to stick with it.”
I’d managed to stick with it my entire life.
Sometimes people ask me, “Why’d you stick with it?”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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