1. to continue doing something despite difficulties or opposition
Usage: often followed by ‘with’, ‘in’, or ‘through’

Examples

• Despite failing the test twice, she decided to persevere and try again.
• The team persevered through many setbacks to win the championship.
• You must persevere with your studies if you want to succeed.
• He persevered in his research for over ten years.
• The hikers persevered through the storm to reach safety.
• She encouraged her students to persevere when the math problems became difficult.