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Pertinacious

usgb/ˌpɜːrtnˈeɪʃəs/Volume
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Often suggests a noble quality of character, admired for dedication and resolve. SlideHer pertinacious efforts in the charity work earned her widespread respect.
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Can imply strong emotional commitment to a cause or task. SlideHe was pertinacious in advocating for environmental protection.
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May sometimes suggest excessive stubbornness or inability to adapt. SlideHer pertinacious refusal to listen to advice led to the project's failure.