Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsɪstəns/
noun the act of demanding something firmly or persistently; the quality of being insistent
A1 She made her insistence on going to the park clear to her friends.
A2 Despite his insistence, she refused to lend him any money.
B1 The teacher's insistence on good behavior helped create a positive classroom environment.
B2 His insistence on following the rules sometimes made him unpopular with his colleagues.
C1 The CEO's insistence on ethical business practices set a high standard for the company.
C2 Her insistence on perfectionism often led to stress and burnout in her work.
formal Despite his insistence on following the rules, he was still reprimanded for being late.
informal She kept calling with insistence until he finally agreed to go out on a date with her.
slang Stop with the insistence, I already told you I'm not interested.
figurative Her insistence on perfection was like a double-edged sword, pushing her to excel but also causing unnecessary stress.
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