Definition of stickability in English:

stickability

noun ˌstɪkəˈbɪlɪtiˌstikəˈbilədē

mass nouninformal

A person's ability to persevere with something; staying power.
the secret of success is stickability
Example sentencesExamples
- Up front, Duffield and McNiven, in particular, were industrious, offering the long sought after stickability for City's too often overworked midfield and defence.
- O'Rourke is a great believer in using men that have shown that they have the mental stickability to cope with the pressure cooker demands of Championship football.
- The one quality that they all shared, in the end, was stickability - the determination to cling to office with the tenacity of barnacles clinging to a crumbling wreck.
- They require stickability, the determination to make things work, whatever the cost.
- There's no doubts over his stickability - he has been a Yorkshire cricket club member since 1948.
- But as we reflect upon the year that the National Party has enjoyed, or otherwise, one can only admire the courage and stickability of National members.
- And what keeps people going during those times is their stickability.
- His ability is unquestioned but his stickability, particularly in relation to the arcane detail of Treasury, is less obvious.
- He added: ‘The conditions made it tremendously difficult, and it became a scrappy game, but we had a stickability and came through in the end.’
- Their senior batsmen played a handful of fluent shots, but there was no stickability in the top end of the order, so that wickets fell at a steady rate.
- Such stickability and determination is said to be proof of a good side and in seasons past this was the sort of game City would have lost through frustration and carelessness.
- In the meantime, I guess I'll just revel in my stickability, and occasionally I'll keep posting.
- City manager Dolan meanwhile hailed his side's stickability after the Minstermen fought back from two goals down.
- It was a difficult game, but we had the stickability to come through it.
- Many top jockeys learned more about feel and stickability in the hunting field than anywhere else.
- She said: ‘our progress, stickability and determination to do well has persuaded us to do that.’
Synonyms
determination, resolution, firmness of purpose, fixity of purpose, purpose, purposefulness, resoluteness, single-mindedness, strength of will, strength of character, will power, firmness, intentness, decision, decidedness

Definition of stickability in US English:

stickability

nounˌstikəˈbilədē

informal

A person's ability to persevere with something; staying power.
the secret of success is stickability
Example sentencesExamples
- O'Rourke is a great believer in using men that have shown that they have the mental stickability to cope with the pressure cooker demands of Championship football.
- And what keeps people going during those times is their stickability.
- The one quality that they all shared, in the end, was stickability - the determination to cling to office with the tenacity of barnacles clinging to a crumbling wreck.
- Their senior batsmen played a handful of fluent shots, but there was no stickability in the top end of the order, so that wickets fell at a steady rate.
- It was a difficult game, but we had the stickability to come through it.
- But as we reflect upon the year that the National Party has enjoyed, or otherwise, one can only admire the courage and stickability of National members.
- In the meantime, I guess I'll just revel in my stickability, and occasionally I'll keep posting.
- Up front, Duffield and McNiven, in particular, were industrious, offering the long sought after stickability for City's too often overworked midfield and defence.
- Many top jockeys learned more about feel and stickability in the hunting field than anywhere else.
- City manager Dolan meanwhile hailed his side's stickability after the Minstermen fought back from two goals down.
- She said: ‘our progress, stickability and determination to do well has persuaded us to do that.’
- Such stickability and determination is said to be proof of a good side and in seasons past this was the sort of game City would have lost through frustration and carelessness.
- His ability is unquestioned but his stickability, particularly in relation to the arcane detail of Treasury, is less obvious.
- They require stickability, the determination to make things work, whatever the cost.
- He added: ‘The conditions made it tremendously difficult, and it became a scrappy game, but we had a stickability and came through in the end.’
- There's no doubts over his stickability - he has been a Yorkshire cricket club member since 1948.
Synonyms
determination, resolution, firmness of purpose, fixity of purpose, purpose, purposefulness, resoluteness, single-mindedness, strength of will, strength of character, will power, firmness, intentness, decision, decidedness

单词	stickability
释义	Definition of stickability in English: stickability noun ˌstɪkəˈbɪlɪtiˌstikəˈbilədē mass nouninformal A person's ability to persevere with something; staying power. the secret of success is stickability Example sentencesExamples Up front, Duffield and McNiven, in particular, were industrious, offering the long sought after stickability for City's too often overworked midfield and defence. O'Rourke is a great believer in using men that have shown that they have the mental stickability to cope with the pressure cooker demands of Championship football. The one quality that they all shared, in the end, was stickability - the determination to cling to office with the tenacity of barnacles clinging to a crumbling wreck. They require stickability, the determination to make things work, whatever the cost. There's no doubts over his stickability - he has been a Yorkshire cricket club member since 1948. But as we reflect upon the year that the National Party has enjoyed, or otherwise, one can only admire the courage and stickability of National members. And what keeps people going during those times is their stickability. His ability is unquestioned but his stickability, particularly in relation to the arcane detail of Treasury, is less obvious. He added: ‘The conditions made it tremendously difficult, and it became a scrappy game, but we had a stickability and came through in the end.’ Their senior batsmen played a handful of fluent shots, but there was no stickability in the top end of the order, so that wickets fell at a steady rate. Such stickability and determination is said to be proof of a good side and in seasons past this was the sort of game City would have lost through frustration and carelessness. In the meantime, I guess I'll just revel in my stickability, and occasionally I'll keep posting. City manager Dolan meanwhile hailed his side's stickability after the Minstermen fought back from two goals down. It was a difficult game, but we had the stickability to come through it. Many top jockeys learned more about feel and stickability in the hunting field than anywhere else. She said: ‘our progress, stickability and determination to do well has persuaded us to do that.’ Synonyms determination, resolution, firmness of purpose, fixity of purpose, purpose, purposefulness, resoluteness, single-mindedness, strength of will, strength of character, will power, firmness, intentness, decision, decidedness Definition of stickability in US English: stickability nounˌstikəˈbilədē informal A person's ability to persevere with something; staying power. the secret of success is stickability Example sentencesExamples O'Rourke is a great believer in using men that have shown that they have the mental stickability to cope with the pressure cooker demands of Championship football. And what keeps people going during those times is their stickability. The one quality that they all shared, in the end, was stickability - the determination to cling to office with the tenacity of barnacles clinging to a crumbling wreck. Their senior batsmen played a handful of fluent shots, but there was no stickability in the top end of the order, so that wickets fell at a steady rate. It was a difficult game, but we had the stickability to come through it. But as we reflect upon the year that the National Party has enjoyed, or otherwise, one can only admire the courage and stickability of National members. In the meantime, I guess I'll just revel in my stickability, and occasionally I'll keep posting. Up front, Duffield and McNiven, in particular, were industrious, offering the long sought after stickability for City's too often overworked midfield and defence. Many top jockeys learned more about feel and stickability in the hunting field than anywhere else. City manager Dolan meanwhile hailed his side's stickability after the Minstermen fought back from two goals down. She said: ‘our progress, stickability and determination to do well has persuaded us to do that.’ Such stickability and determination is said to be proof of a good side and in seasons past this was the sort of game City would have lost through frustration and carelessness. His ability is unquestioned but his stickability, particularly in relation to the arcane detail of Treasury, is less obvious. They require stickability, the determination to make things work, whatever the cost. He added: ‘The conditions made it tremendously difficult, and it became a scrappy game, but we had a stickability and came through in the end.’ There's no doubts over his stickability - he has been a Yorkshire cricket club member since 1948. Synonyms determination, resolution, firmness of purpose, fixity of purpose, purpose, purposefulness, resoluteness, single-mindedness, strength of will, strength of character, will power, firmness, intentness, decision, decidedness
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