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insistently

/ɪnˈsɪs.tənt.li/

Traduction: De manière insistante et exigeante, avec une fermeté persistante. Décrit une action accomplie avec un accent répété ou un refus de céder, souvent dans le contexte de demandes, de disputes ou d'exigences.

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adverb

/ɪnˈsɪs.tənt.li/B2formal
  • frDe manière insistante et exigeante, avec une fermeté persistante. Décrit une action accomplie avec un accent répété ou un refus de céder, souvent dans le contexte de demandes, de disputes ou d'exigences.

An adverb meaning "in a persistent and demanding manner" or "with firm insistence." It describes an action performed with repeated emphasis or refusal to yield, often used in contexts of requests, arguments, or demands.

  1. Persistently or firmlyB2formal

    In a manner that demands something firmly and repeatedly, without giving up.

    fravec insistance

    • He insisted on paying for dinner insistently.
    • She insistently asked for a refund until the manager agreed.
    • The child insistently tugged at his mother's sleeve for attention.

    Synonymesdeterminedlydoggedlyfirmlyobstinatelypersistentlypertinaciouslyrelentlesslyrepeatedlyresolutelystubbornlytenaciouslyunceasingly

    Antonymesmeeklysubmissivelyweakly

  2. Continuously or urgentlyB2formal

    In a way that is continuous and difficult to ignore.

    frDe manière insistante

    • The phone rang insistently throughout the night.
    • The rain beat insistently against the window.
    • The alarm beeped insistently until he turned it off.

    Synonymesconstantlycontinuallydoggedlyemphaticallypersistentlyrepeatedlytenaciouslyurgently

    Antonymesfaintlyweakly

Formes
  • more insistently comparative form
  • most insistently superlative form
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