consist

• assist [from Latin assistere, from ad- 'to' + sistere 'to cause to stand']
• consist [from consistere 'to stand still or firm, exist', from com- + sistere 'to stand']
• desist [Origin: desister, from Latin sistere 'to stand, stop']
  • If you desist from doing something, you stop doing it.
• insist [Origin: insistere 'to stand on, continue with determination', from sistere 'to stand']
• persist [Origin: persister, from Latin persistere, from sistere 'to stand firm']
  • If you persist in doing something, continue to do something, although this is difficult, or other people oppose it.
• resist [Origin: resistere, from sistere 'to stop']
• subsist [Origin: subsistere 'to come to a stop, remain, exist', from sistere 'to come to a stand'] survive

con·sis·tent →consistently, consistently, coherent

• always keeping to the same pattern or style; unchanging
  • She's one of the team's most consistent players.
  • We need to be consistent in our approach.
• in agreement
  • The evidence is not consistent.
  • The results are consistent with earlier research.
  • The figures are fully consistent with last year's results.

comprise /kəmˈpraiz/

六级/考研单词: tentative, persist, tent, consistent, coherent, invariable, comprise

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