Insistent ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Insistent ( adjective )

1. Persistently demanding attention or adherence to a course of action; persistent.
2. Refusing to be put off or delayed; pressing.

Origin:

From the latin word "insistere" which means "to stand firm".

Examples:

1. His insistent demands for a raise caused tension within the company.
2. She was pleased by his insistent offer to pay for the meal.
3. The insistent need for perfection delayed the completion of the project.
4. His insistent attitude caused many arguments.
5. Her insistent punctuality was admired by her colleagues.

(As a verb)

Insistent ( verb )

1. Persistently demanding attention or adherence to a course of action; persistent.
2. Refusing to be put off or delayed; pressing.

Origin:

From the latin word "insistere" which means "to stand firm".

Examples:

1. His insistent demands for a raise caused tension within the company.
2. She was pleased by his insistent offer to pay for the meal.
3. The insistent need for perfection delayed the completion of the project.
4. His insistent attitude caused many arguments.
5. Her insistent punctuality was admired by her colleagues.