never-say-die
- adjective
- Informal
- Despite facing numerous obstacles, she approached every task with a never-say-die attitude.
- never-say-die attitude
I, I just have a never say die attitude, which is probably long term not a great idea for returns.
- I, I just have a never say die attitude, which is probably long term not a great idea for returns.
Examples
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Today's generation of Poles and worldwide Polonia are proud of the never-say-die commitment to fighting the German Nazi regime their parents and grandparents displayed.
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His never-say-die mentality inspired everyone around him to keep pushing forward.
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I, I just have a never say die attitude, which is probably long term not a great idea for returns.
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And the guy has a never-say-die attitude, no matter how bad it gets.
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Along with his never-say-die attitude and his speed, he was also powerful and relentless.
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This team does seem to have that never-say-die attitude that I have come to know here at RIT.
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The team has gotten to this point with an aggressive offense and a never-say-die attitude fostered by strong team chemistry.
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That "break" with Johnson, coupled with Humphrey's gutsy, never-say-die performance on the campaign trail, almost did it.
Academic text (1992) -
I've always had a never-say-die attitude, so I worked my butt off to reach everyone in this increasingly diverse classroom with fewer and fewer resources.
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Her never-say-die spirit helped the team overcome many challenges during the tournament.
Synonyms
Someone very determined and brave who cannot be defeated
Willing to do anything to succeed when the situation is urgent
Not able to be defeated or controlled
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Etymology
Never-say-die comes from the simple words never, say, and die and grew from the old idea 'don't give up'; imagine someone being told not to say 'die' so they keep trying. That's why never-say-die describes a person or attitude that refuses to give up.