insist
Divide insist into syllables:
in · sist
How to pronounce insist:
Definition of insist:
- insist:
- The past tense of Insist is insisted.
Synonyms for insist:
assert
asseverate
maintain
stand fast
stand firm
stand pat
take a firm stand
Antonyms for insist:
abandon
abjure
abnegate
answer
argue
argue with
ask
be quiet
break
brush aside
call into question
censure
challenge
check
combat
conceal
condemn
confute
contest
contradict
contravene
controvert
counter
criticise
criticize
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