Dogged

/ˈdɔɡɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To track or follow someone persistently.

The reporters dogged the celebrity, trying to get a statement about the scandal.

adjective

Marked by stubbornness or persistence.

The detective's dogged pursuit of the truth finally uncovered the hidden evidence.

Not giving up; resolutely persistent.

He continued his dogged efforts to finish the project on time, regardless of the setbacks.

Persistent in effort; stubbornly tenacious.

Despite facing numerous challenges, her dogged determination led her to achieve her goals.

Originated from the term 'dog', reflecting the tenacity often associated with dogs.

dogged determination

A quality of being persistent in effort despite difficulties.

dogged pursuit

A relentless chase or effort to achieve something.

dogged resistance

Steadfast opposition or resistance to something.

tenacity

The quality of being able to grip something firmly; persistence.

persistence

The fact of continuing in an opinion or course of action in spite of difficulty.

To be stubbornly committed to a cause.

He's so dogged about finishing that project, it's like he won't stop until it's done.

Refusing to give up on something.

You can count on her; she's dogged when it comes to achieving her goals.