sticks, stuck, sticking
to stick with
phrasal verb
Continue to believe in or follow something
- 1She will stick with her beliefs despite criticism.
- 2They decided to stick with their original decision.
When you keep doing the same thing and do not change your mind or actions, you are showing loyalty or staying with your choice. For example, if you always support your favorite team, even when they lose, you are not giving up on them.
People often say "stick with it" to encourage someone not to quit a difficult task, like learning English or practicing a sport, even when it feels hard.
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at a coffee shop
Choosing a New Hobby
David
I've been thinking about trying a new hobby, but I'm not sure what to choose.
Betty
Why not stick with painting? You've always enjoyed it.
David
That's true. I do find it relaxing.
Betty
Exactly, and you're really good at it too!
at a healthcare facility
Deciding on a Treatment Plan
Betty
I know trying something new is tempting, but I'm going to stick with the treatment plan the doctor recommended.
Michael
That sounds wise. Consistency is often the key to success.
Betty
Exactly, I've seen good results so far, and I trust the process.
Michael
It's great to see you so committed to your health.
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