DOGGED Meaning and
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Dogged is an adjective that describes a person or their behavior as persistent, determined, and tenacious in achieving a goal or completing a task, particularly in the face of difficulties, setbacks, or obstacles. This term suggests an unwavering resolve and an unwillingness to give up easily. A dogged individual is characterized by an indomitable spirit and a steadfast commitment to their objectives.
The term "dogged" is associated with the unwavering determination exhibited by dogs during certain pursuits like fetching a ball or tracking a scent. It conveys a sense of tireless perseverance and resilience. A dogged person is one who remains highly focused and resolute despite encountering challenges or encountering resistance along the way.
This adjective is often used to describe individuals who push past hurdles, never losing sight of their ambitions. It implies a refusal to be deterred or discouraged, reflecting an enduring spirit that propels them forward. Furthermore, "dogged" suggests a sense of stubbornness, as the person may be relentless even when others advise them to give up.
In summary, "dogged" describes a person or behavior that is characterized by resilience, perseverance, determination, and an unwavering commitment to achieving a goal or overcoming obstacles. It embodies the spirit of tenacity and unwavering resolve in the face of challenges.
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Sour; surly; sullen; sullenly obstinate.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of DOGGED
The word "dogged" comes from the Old English word "docga" which means "powerful breed of dog or mastiff". It is believed to be derived from the Proto-Germanic word "dukkǭ" which refers to a type of dog. Over time, "docga" transformed into "dogge" in Middle English, and then into "dog" in Modern English. The adjective "dogged" originates from the verb form of "dog". It was first used in the 16th century to describe someone or something that resembles the characteristics of a dog, such as being persistent, tenacious, or determined.
Similar spelling words for DOGGED
- dosed,
- doughtie,
- docked,
- dog do,
- hogged,
- Bogged,
- doggett,
- Dodged,
- tagged,
- Logged,
- dogwood,
- fogged,
- doggy do,
- Jogged,
- do good,
- Tugged.
Conjugate verb Dogged
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