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How do you make persist into a noun using suffix?

You can't directly use a suffix to turn "persist" into a noun.

Here's why:

* "Persist" is already a verb. It means to continue despite difficulties.

* Suffixes are added to the end of words to change their grammatical function. While some suffixes can create nouns, they wouldn't work with "persist" in a way that makes sense.

To create a noun related to "persist", you would need to use a different approach:

* Use a related noun: The closest related noun is "persistence". This refers to the act or quality of persisting.

* Use a phrase: You could use phrases like "the act of persisting" or "the quality of persistence."

Examples:

* "Her persistence paid off in the end."

* "We admired the persistence of the small bird in its attempt to build a nest."

* "He showed remarkable persistence in his efforts to solve the problem."

Let me know if you'd like to explore more ways to express the idea of "persisting" in a noun form!

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