stubborn
41stubborn streak — UK / US noun [singular] a very firm and determined quality in someone s character A strong stubborn streak has helped her succeed …
42Stubborn as a mule — Someone who will not listen to other people s advice and won t change their way of doing things is as stubborn as a mule …
43stubborn — Synonyms and related words: adamant, adamantine, adherent, adhesive, assiduous, balking, balky, bigoted, bulldogged, bulldoggish, bulldoggy, bulletheaded, bullheaded, cantankerous, cartilaginous, case hardened, chewy, clingy, cohesive, constant,… …
44stubborn — stub·born || stÊŒbÉ™(r)n adj. obstinate, willful, resistant to change; persistent, persevering; hard to control …
45stubborn — adjective 1》 determined not to change one s attitude or position. 2》 difficult to move, remove, or cure. Derivatives stubbornly adverb stubbornness noun Origin ME: of unknown origin …
46stubborn — a. 1. Obstinate, unyielding, inflexible, positive, contumacious, refractory, perverse, headstrong, wilful, dogged, mulish, unruly, unmanageable, ungovernable, intractable, indocile, heady, cross grained, obdurate. 2. Persevering, persistent,… …
47stubborn — stub·born …
48stubborn — Pa akikī. Also: po o pa a, pa a, lae pa a, koniā, kananuha, nuha, ha i ole, kanū, lolohe, kūnono, ho opōhaku, uhakole, ā ī uaua, ho ouaua, o ole a …
49stubborn — adj. 1 unreasonably obstinate. 2 unyielding, obdurate, inflexible. 3 refractory, intractable. Derivatives: stubbornly adj. stubbornness n. Etymology: ME stiborn, stoburn, etc., of unkn. orig …
50stubborn child — noun : a minor (as in the state of Massachusetts) who refuses to submit to the lawful commands of parent or guardian and may be punished by six months imprisonment or by a fine compare wayward child …
