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sticktuitiveness 

A word used by people with a limited vocabulary, specifically those unaware of the existence of the word "persistence", to mean "persistence"
I received massive blunt force trauma to the head, and forgot the word that "sticktuitiveness" replaced.

Sticktuitiveness 

Ethan has sticktuitiveness, he is able to stick with it.

sticktuidivness 

–verb (used with object)

1. to bring (something) to an end or to completion; complete

2. to overcome completely

3. to complete and perfect in detail; put the final touches on

4. the act of committing, pledging, or engaging oneself.
5. a pledge or promise; obligation

6. engagement; involvement, perpetration or commission

–noun

1. the end or conclusion; the final part or last stage.
2. the end of a hunt, race, etc.: a close finish.

3. a decisive ending: a fight to the finish.

4. the quality of being finished or completed with smoothness, elegance, etc.: to admire one's efforts.

–adjective
1. wholly committed to something, as to an ideal, or personal goal: a dedicated sales professional.
With the month ending quickly, Randal respects each of you immensely for your sticktuidivness.

sticktoitness 

hanginginthereness
We pursue survival with unusual sticktoitness.
sticktoitness by gabil December 9, 2013

sticktoitivness 

This is a very cool word I read in some guys article. In case you don't know what it means, it is "stick to it ive ness" as in "laziness".
sticktoitivness helps you get better at your habbits.
sticktoitivness by Kosjagh January 12, 2006

Sticktuitiveness

(noun): The intuition to recognize when something is worth pursuing, paired with the persistence to stay with it through uncertainty, setbacks, and slow progress—to see it through.
“Sticktuitiveness is knowing something is worth staying with before the results make it obvious.”
Sticktuitiveness by datareef November 1, 2026
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