| DOGGED | Obstinately unyielding, with a determination, for example (6) |
| GRIEG | Composer with endless determination, for example (5) |
| RULING | Word for an act of drawing or printing straight parallel lines; or, a determination by a judge (6) |
| OBSESS | Obstinately and persistently occupy one's thoughts (6) |
| WEDDED | Obstinately devoted (to) (6) |
| SENTENCE | A determination of punishment given by a court or judge (8) |
| AMBITION | From "go around (canvassing for votes)", word for one's desire and determination for success (8) |
| RESOLUTION | Determination for hospital ward returning with answer (10) |
| TENACITY | Determination for endless outdoor accommodation on area near Dublin, for instance (8) |
| DECIDER | Person providing determination for crucial game (7) |
| MEANSTEST | Statesmen revamped determination for grant application |
| DWI | Breathalyzer determination, for short |
| PERSEVERED | Showed determination for each cut (10) |
| ASSAY | From "try, test", a determination of the proportion of metal in an ore (5) |
| PERSIST | Obstinately continue with press it represents (7) |
| HOTHEADED | Dad, given the hoe, becomes impetuous and obstinately self-willed (3-6) |
| WRONGHEADED | Obstinately perverse (5-6) |
| LOYALLY | Friend following leaders in London obstinately, yet in a faithful manner (7) |
| RECALCITRANT | Obstinately disobedient - cartel in cart (anag) (12) |
| BIGOT | Obstinately intolerant believer (5) |
