Persevere (verb)

  1. To continue to do something despite difficulties or setbacks.
  2. To persist in a course of action despite obstacles or discouragement.

Origin:

The word persevere comes from the latin word "perseverare" which means "to persist" or "to continue steadfastly". it was first used in english in the 14th century to describe the act of continuing to do something despite difficulties or setbacks.

Examples:

  1. He persevered despite the numerous rejections he received before finally getting his book published.
  2. She persevered through her injury and went on to win the race.
  3. The company persevered through the recession and came out stronger on the other side.
  4. The students persevered through the difficult exam and were rewarded with good grades.
  5. The athlete persevered through the training and was able to break the world record.
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