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te·na·cious (t-nshs)
adj.
1. Clinging to another object or surface; adhesive.
2. Holding together firmly; cohesive.
tenacious
[tenā′shəs]
Etymology: L, tenax, holding fast
pertaining to secretions that are sticky or adhesive or otherwise tend to hold together, such as mucus and sputum.
tenacious [tĕ-na´shus]
viscid; adhesive.
tenacious
viscid; adhesive.
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