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Word: Insistently

Part of Speech: Adverb

Definition: The word "insistently" means to do something in a way that shows you are determined and will not easily give up. When someone speaks or acts insistently, they are emphasizing their point strongly and are often persistent in trying to make others understand or agree with them.

Usage Instructions:

• Use "insistently" when describing how someone is communicating or acting. It often implies that the person is repeating themselves or reinforcing their point because they believe it is very important.

Example Sentence:

• She asked insistently for help until someone finally listened to her.

Advanced Usage:

In more complex sentences, "insistently" can be used to describe situations where pressure is applied, or when the importance of a statement is highlighted: - The teacher explained the topic insistently, ensuring all students understood the material before moving on.

Word Variants:

• Insist (verb): To demand something forcefully or not accept refusal.
• Insistent (adjective): Describing someone who demands something firmly.
• Insistence (noun): The act of demanding something firmly.

Different Meanings:

While "insistently" primarily describes a strong or persistent manner of speaking or acting, in context, it can also imply urgency or desperation, depending on the situation.

Synonyms:

• Persistently
• Urgently
• Repeatedly
• Firmly

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• There aren’t any direct idioms or phrasal verbs that use "insistently," but you might encounter phrases like "stand your ground," which means to maintain your position or beliefs firmly, similar to how someone might act insistently.

Summary:

"Insistently" is an adverb that describes a manner of doing something with determination and firmness.

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Adverb

1. in an insistent manner