Persevering

/pər-sɪ-ˈvɪər-ɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Persisting in a course of action or belief despite difficulty or delay in achieving success, often describing conduct relevant to legal obligations or duties.
    The lawyer was praised for her persevering efforts in uncovering evidence despite numerous setbacks.

Forms

  • persevere
  • persevered

Commentary

In legal contexts, "persevering" often characterizes diligent and continuous effort, which can impact assessments of due diligence or compliance.

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