instancy
- noun
- /ˈɪnstənsi/
- The instancy of her plea moved everyone in the room.
Examples
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Her instancy in asking for help was impressive.
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Her instancy during negotiations impressed even the toughest opponents.
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He argued his case with such instancy that the committee could not ignore him.
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The instancies of his requests made it hard to ignore.
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He argued his case with such instancy that the committee could not ignore him.
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Her instancy during negotiations impressed even the toughest opponents.
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The instancy of her plea moved everyone in the room.
Synonyms
Asking or saying something firmly and not giving up
A strong, repeated request that makes people act
A strong need for attention right now
A firm, repeated demand for an answer or action
Repeatedly asking for something in a way that annoys people
A quality of continuing without stopping
Antonyms
How Insistent
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Instancy also shares the root instare ('to press on') with the word insist, which means to keep asking or to push for something. So instancy can mean the quality of being persistent or making a strong demand.