Insist on
Insist on verb - To ask for (something) earnestly or with authority.
Make a point of and insist on are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Make a point of" instead a verb "Insist on".
Make a point of
Insist on and make a point of are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Insist on" instead a verb "Make a point of".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- impose and insist on
- impose and make a point of
- demand and insist on
- demand and make a point of
- claim and insist on
- claim and make a point of
- call for and insist on
- call for and make a point of
- exact and insist on
- exact and make a point of
- require and insist on
- require and make a point of
- stress and insist on
- stress and make a point of
Both terms in one sentence
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As a result, they make a point of voting for opposite sides, leading to a tie (which remains unbroken as, rather than bring in a single tie-breaker, the two brothers insist on bringing in more and more pairs from their "Twin Club" to vote/demonstrate-how-they-avert-this-trope).
Source: Single-Minded Twins
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