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uninsistent

  • a word derived from insistent.
    insistent
    adjective
    earnest or emphatic in dwelling upon, maintaining, or demanding something; persistent; pertinacious.

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As cross after named cross appears, the voice pursues its uninsistent roll call.

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The tone is unmistakable, full of an uninsistent, quietly ironic humor.

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The best songs on their just released Warner Bros, album are all informed with this uninsistent but tenacious simplicity.

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As Whit, Kyle Eastwood plays a boy the way his father plays a man, with a sort of uninsistent integrity that wastes neither words nor emotions.

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By countless such uninsistent details, Bessie's writing has the effect of telling exactly how it was.

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