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persistence
noun
-
persist
,
persisting
,
persists
,
persisted
The
quality
of
continuing
steadily
despite
problems
or
difficulties
.
•
Her
persistence
helped
her
finish
the
marathon
.
Her
persistence
helped
her
finish
the
marathon
.
•
With
persistence
,
he
solved
the
difficult
puzzle
.
With
persistence
,
he
solved
the
difficult
puzzle
.
From
Latin
'persistentia'
,
from
'persistere'
meaning
'to
stand
firm'
,
from
'per-'
(
through
)
+
'sistere'
(
to
stand
).
Entered
English
in
the
16th
century
.
noun
-
persist
,
persisting
,
persists
,
persisted
The
continuing
effect
of
a
cause
even
after
the
cause
has
stopped
.
•
Persistence
of
vision
makes
films
look
smooth
.
Persistence
of
vision
makes
films
look
smooth
.
•
The
drug's
persistence
in
the
body
was
studied
.
The
drug's
persistence
in
the
body
was
studied
.
From
Latin
'persistentia'
,
from
'persistere'
meaning
'to
stand
firm'
,
from
'per-'
(
through
)
+
'sistere'
(
to
stand
).
Entered
English
in
the
16th
century
.
noun
-
persist
,
persisting
,
persists
,
persisted
The
ability
of
a
program
or
system
to
continue
operating
without
loss
of
data
or
state
after
a
failure
or
interruption
.
•
The
database
uses
persistence
to
save
data
.
The
database
uses
persistence
to
save
data
.
•
App
persistence
keeps
your
game
progress
.
App
persistence
keeps
your
game
progress
.
From
Latin
'persistentia'
,
from
'persistere'
meaning
'to
stand
firm'
,
from
'per-'
(
through
)
+
'sistere'
(
to
stand
).
Entered
English
in
the
16th
century
.
