Definition of tenaciously in English:

tenaciously

adverb tɪˈneɪʃəslitəˈneɪʃəsli

1With a firm hold of something; closely.
he tenaciously gripped the struts to keep from falling
limpets clinging tenaciously to rocks
Example sentencesExamples
- The bacteria has the ability to adhere rather tenaciously to the gut lining.
- Crackers and dried fruit are prime culprits of tooth decay, as they "stick to teeth tenaciously."
- He was four meters above the floor, clinging tenaciously to a folded arm of the landing gear extender.
- Dark green ivy snaked up the sides of the walls and clung tenaciously to the crumbling brickwork.
- They are still holding tenaciously to their schoolbags.
1. 1.1 In a determined or unwavering manner.
  people fought tenaciously to have the school restored
  tenaciously held beliefs
  Example sentencesExamples
  What is it about how our brains are wired that resists change so tenaciously?
  They tenaciously held on to copyright ownership.
  The attack was ground down by small pockets of well hidden paratroopers who fought tenaciously.
  During the reign of her half-brother Edward VI she clung tenaciously to her Catholic faith.
  Those who tenaciously stuck till the tail end of the festival were regaled by an unexpected treat.

Definition of tenaciously in US English:

tenaciously

adverbtəˈnāSHəslētəˈneɪʃəsli

1With a firm hold of something; closely.
he tenaciously gripped the struts to keep from falling
limpets clinging tenaciously to rocks
Example sentencesExamples
- The bacteria has the ability to adhere rather tenaciously to the gut lining.
- They are still holding tenaciously to their schoolbags.
- Crackers and dried fruit are prime culprits of tooth decay, as they "stick to teeth tenaciously."
- Dark green ivy snaked up the sides of the walls and clung tenaciously to the crumbling brickwork.
- He was four meters above the floor, clinging tenaciously to a folded arm of the landing gear extender.
1. 1.1 In a determined or unwavering manner.
  people fought tenaciously to have the school restored
  tenaciously held beliefs
  Example sentencesExamples
  They tenaciously held on to copyright ownership.
  What is it about how our brains are wired that resists change so tenaciously?
  The attack was ground down by small pockets of well hidden paratroopers who fought tenaciously.
  During the reign of her half-brother Edward VI she clung tenaciously to her Catholic faith.
  Those who tenaciously stuck till the tail end of the festival were regaled by an unexpected treat.

单词	tenaciously
释义	Definition of tenaciously in English: tenaciously adverb tɪˈneɪʃəslitəˈneɪʃəsli 1With a firm hold of something; closely. he tenaciously gripped the struts to keep from falling limpets clinging tenaciously to rocks Example sentencesExamples The bacteria has the ability to adhere rather tenaciously to the gut lining. Crackers and dried fruit are prime culprits of tooth decay, as they "stick to teeth tenaciously." He was four meters above the floor, clinging tenaciously to a folded arm of the landing gear extender. Dark green ivy snaked up the sides of the walls and clung tenaciously to the crumbling brickwork. They are still holding tenaciously to their schoolbags. 1.1 In a determined or unwavering manner. people fought tenaciously to have the school restored tenaciously held beliefs Example sentencesExamples What is it about how our brains are wired that resists change so tenaciously? They tenaciously held on to copyright ownership. The attack was ground down by small pockets of well hidden paratroopers who fought tenaciously. During the reign of her half-brother Edward VI she clung tenaciously to her Catholic faith. Those who tenaciously stuck till the tail end of the festival were regaled by an unexpected treat. Definition of tenaciously in US English: tenaciously adverbtəˈnāSHəslētəˈneɪʃəsli 1With a firm hold of something; closely. he tenaciously gripped the struts to keep from falling limpets clinging tenaciously to rocks Example sentencesExamples The bacteria has the ability to adhere rather tenaciously to the gut lining. They are still holding tenaciously to their schoolbags. Crackers and dried fruit are prime culprits of tooth decay, as they "stick to teeth tenaciously." Dark green ivy snaked up the sides of the walls and clung tenaciously to the crumbling brickwork. He was four meters above the floor, clinging tenaciously to a folded arm of the landing gear extender. 1.1 In a determined or unwavering manner. people fought tenaciously to have the school restored tenaciously held beliefs Example sentencesExamples They tenaciously held on to copyright ownership. What is it about how our brains are wired that resists change so tenaciously? The attack was ground down by small pockets of well hidden paratroopers who fought tenaciously. During the reign of her half-brother Edward VI she clung tenaciously to her Catholic faith. Those who tenaciously stuck till the tail end of the festival were regaled by an unexpected treat.
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