Definition of persistently in English:

persistently

adverb pəˈsɪst(ə)ntlipərˈsɪst(ə)ntli

In a persistent manner; continuously.
the rules are persistently flouted
as submodifier prices have remained persistently high
Example sentencesExamples
- He proves his worthiness when he courts her silently and persistently.
- He describes how the chains have persistently tried to kill off his profession, leading to declining projection quality in first-run theatres.
- Everyone at the table questions him persistently about his departure.
- The 20th century, with its general contempt for the 'well-made' work, persistently misunderstood him.
- A persistently low current ratio indicates a major cash flow problem.
- Having persistently higher cash prices than one's neighbors did not significantly impact profitability.
- Negotiating with them proved to be persistently frustrating for the English.
- Wharton held a persistently elitist view that some categories of people were in fact superior to others.
- This realism remains inseparable from humanism, from a persistently innocent representation.
- They say they appreciate having a dry place to work during persistently rainy periods.

Definition of persistently in US English:

persistently

adverbpərˈsist(ə)ntlēpərˈsɪst(ə)ntli

In a persistent manner; continuously.
the rules are persistently flouted
as submodifier prices have remained persistently high
Example sentencesExamples
- The 20th century, with its general contempt for the 'well-made' work, persistently misunderstood him.
- He describes how the chains have persistently tried to kill off his profession, leading to declining projection quality in first-run theatres.
- This realism remains inseparable from humanism, from a persistently innocent representation.
- Wharton held a persistently elitist view that some categories of people were in fact superior to others.
- Negotiating with them proved to be persistently frustrating for the English.
- He proves his worthiness when he courts her silently and persistently.
- Everyone at the table questions him persistently about his departure.
- A persistently low current ratio indicates a major cash flow problem.
- Having persistently higher cash prices than one's neighbors did not significantly impact profitability.
- They say they appreciate having a dry place to work during persistently rainy periods.

单词	persistently
释义	Definition of persistently in English: persistently adverb pəˈsɪst(ə)ntlipərˈsɪst(ə)ntli In a persistent manner; continuously. the rules are persistently flouted as submodifier prices have remained persistently high Example sentencesExamples He proves his worthiness when he courts her silently and persistently. He describes how the chains have persistently tried to kill off his profession, leading to declining projection quality in first-run theatres. Everyone at the table questions him persistently about his departure. The 20th century, with its general contempt for the 'well-made' work, persistently misunderstood him. A persistently low current ratio indicates a major cash flow problem. Having persistently higher cash prices than one's neighbors did not significantly impact profitability. Negotiating with them proved to be persistently frustrating for the English. Wharton held a persistently elitist view that some categories of people were in fact superior to others. This realism remains inseparable from humanism, from a persistently innocent representation. They say they appreciate having a dry place to work during persistently rainy periods. Definition of persistently in US English: persistently adverbpərˈsist(ə)ntlēpərˈsɪst(ə)ntli In a persistent manner; continuously. the rules are persistently flouted as submodifier prices have remained persistently high Example sentencesExamples The 20th century, with its general contempt for the 'well-made' work, persistently misunderstood him. He describes how the chains have persistently tried to kill off his profession, leading to declining projection quality in first-run theatres. This realism remains inseparable from humanism, from a persistently innocent representation. Wharton held a persistently elitist view that some categories of people were in fact superior to others. Negotiating with them proved to be persistently frustrating for the English. He proves his worthiness when he courts her silently and persistently. Everyone at the table questions him persistently about his departure. A persistently low current ratio indicates a major cash flow problem. Having persistently higher cash prices than one's neighbors did not significantly impact profitability. They say they appreciate having a dry place to work during persistently rainy periods.
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