insisting
Sayin-SIS-ting/ɪnˈsɪstɪŋ/
- 1Present participle of insist. Use this form for an action happening now, or as the name of the action.
She kept insisting that we leave right away.
He is insisting on paying for dinner tonight.
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- 2Asking for something again and again, and not giving up.
Like a little brother who keeps asking until you finally say yes.
The insisting child kept asking for candy at the store.
She had an insisting voice that no one could ignore.
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insisting is a form of insist
insist, verb: To keep saying firmly that something must happen, even when others want you to stop. Full entry
- Spelling
- insist → insisting: add -ing
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