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persistent

[per-sis-tuhnt, -zis-] / pərˈsɪs tənt, -ˈzɪs- /


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Like other PFAS, they are highly persistent, build up in the body over time, and have been associated with toxic health effects.

From Science Daily

"Despite a challenging year marked with tariffs volatility, supply chain disruption and persistent macroeconomic headwinds across several markets, the global smartphone market demonstrated remarkable resilience," IDC research director Nabila Popal said.

From Barron's

Still there was a persistent rumor that the girls had addressed the spirit by name.

From Literature

Researchers note that health worries may be more persistent over time, while concerns about beauty and reproduction may lessen with age.

From Science Daily

On Thursday, the company provided insight into what its rivals may ultimately end up buying — a company struggling to find a path in an industry in persistent decline.

From MarketWatch