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We questioned her repeatedly and she remained insistent that she knew nothing of the event.insistent = firm and continuing
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She continued with polite but insistent questions.
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Every day, I hear the bluejay's insistent cry.insistent = persistent or continuing
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But there were new threads now, tugging and insistent, which tied her just as firmly to the Tucks. (source)insistent = demanding
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Several women dressed in black came to the well for water, but the boy would speak to none of them, despite the Englishman's insistence. (source)insistence = repeated requests
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[...insistent tugging brings Tony to the realization of the danger.] (source)insistent = persistent and demanding
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White Fang growled and growled with insistent warning. (source)insistent = firm
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She would make these statements, usually at the table, in a tone of gentle insistence as if no one held them but her, (source)insistence = persistence (repeating the statements in a manner that demands a response)
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They were shocked motionless; the knock was repeated insistently, and in the sudden realization that the door was not locked Rosemary... (source)insistently = in a persistent or firm manner (demanding to be answered)
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Hurstwood almost exclaimed out loud at the insistency of this thing.† (source)
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FIERS. [... in an insistent tone] You've put on the wrong trousers again. What am I to do with you? (source)insistent = firm (demanding)
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At the insistence of friends... (source)insistence = to insist (demand)
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The whine returned, more insistently this time.† (source)insistently = in a persistent or firm manner
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To Lily, always inspirited by the prospect of showing her beauty in public, and conscious tonight of all the added enhancements of dress, the insistency of Trenor's gaze merged itself in the general stream of admiring looks of which she felt herself the centre.† (source)
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He held the capsule out to me, insistent.† (source)insistent = persistent or continuing or firm
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The biggest obstacle in our relationship remained her insistence that, in using her letters against her (as she put it), we had trampled on her rights.† (source)insistence = demand or persist
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