Stick to
verb
To continue doing something, even if it's difficult.
You need to stick to your diet if you want to lose weight.

Often appears as...
- stick to the plan
- stick to the path
verb
To follow a particular route or path.
We should stick to the main road to avoid getting lost.

Often appears as...
- stick to the road
- stick to the path
verb
To limit oneself in some way.
I like to stick to what I know.

Often appears as...
- stick to the facts
- stick to the truth
verb
To become fixed in place or condition.
The gum stuck to my shoe.

Often appears as...
- stick to the surface
- stick to the floor
verb
To continue doing something, even if it's difficult.
You need to stick to your diet if you want to lose weight.

Often appears as...
- stick to the plan
- stick to the path
verb
To follow a particular route or path.
We should stick to the main road to avoid getting lost.

Often appears as...
- stick to the road
- stick to the path
verb
To limit oneself in some way.
I like to stick to what I know.

Often appears as...
- stick to the facts
- stick to the truth
verb
To become fixed in place or condition.
The gum stuck to my shoe.

Often appears as...
- stick to the surface
- stick to the floor
Definition 1 of 4

Resilience Shown
Suggests determination in the face of challenges.

You must stick to your goals, even when it gets tough.
Not Instant
Implies a process or habit over time, not just one time.

If you stick to studying daily, you'll see improvement.
Personal Commitment
Usually refers to one's own decisions or plans.

He decided to stick to the training schedule he created.
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