insisting Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- disputing
- challenging
- negating
- refuting
- repudiating
- negating
- disavowing
- questioning
- disclaiming
- questioning
- disclaiming
- refuting
- disavowing
- disputing
- repudiating
- challenging
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- professing
- proclaiming
- confirming
- affirming
- announcing
- warranting
- protesting
- reasoning
- averring
- purporting
- arguing
- avowing
- defending
Weak:
Meaning of insisting
insisting (n)
continual and persistent demands
insisting (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Insist
insisting Sentence Examples
- The salesman insisted on showing me the latest models, even though I told him I wasn't interested.
- The child insisted on having the largest piece of cake, regardless of how unfair it was.
- The doctor insisted that the patient needed surgery immediately, despite his protests.
- The lawyer insisted that her client was innocent, even though the evidence suggested otherwise.
- My friend insisted on driving me home, despite my reluctance to accept.
- The teacher insisted that all students complete their homework by the next class.
- The manager insisted on a thorough investigation after the workplace incident.
- The customer insisted on a full refund for the defective product, much to the chagrin of the store manager.
- My sister insisted on borrowing my dress for the party, leaving me with nothing to wear.
- The traveler insisted on hiking the entire trail, despite the warnings of exhaustion and potential danger.
FAQs About the word insisting
continual and persistent demandsof Insist
asserting, alleging,claiming, maintaining, contending, declaring, professing, proclaiming, confirming, affirming
rejecting, abandoning,denying, rejecting, abandoning, denying, disputing, challenging, negating, refuting
The salesman insisted on showing me the latest models, even though I told him I wasn't interested.
The child insisted on having the largest piece of cake, regardless of how unfair it was.
The doctor insisted that the patient needed surgery immediately, despite his protests.
The lawyer insisted that her client was innocent, even though the evidence suggested otherwise.
