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Definition of stickability in English: stickabilitynoun ˌstɪkəˈbɪlɪtiˌstikəˈbilədē mass nouninformal A person's ability to persevere with something; staying power. 〈非正式〉忍受力，忍耐力 the secret of success is stickability 成功的秘密就是耐力。 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: stickabilitynounˌstikəˈbilədē informal A person's ability to persevere with something; staying power. 〈非正式〉忍受力，忍耐力 the secret of success is stickability 成功的秘密就是耐力。 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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