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obstinate [ˈɒbstɪnət, Am ˈɑ:bstə-] ADJ

obstinate person

obstinate refusal

obstinate weed

obstinate cold, pain, problem

obstinate cold, pain, problem

to be obstinate in doing sth

to be obstinate in doing sth

to be obstinate in doing sth

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She was said to be obstinate as a child, but was also known to be loyal and obedient. en.wikipedia.org

The denying and obstinate were tongue-tied in the presence of the power of the evidence. en.wikipedia.org

The soldiers followed this obstinate pursuit with interest. en.wikipedia.org

This was but another instance of his lifelong obstinate denouncing of the corruption of clerical life in the 15th century. en.wikipedia.org

It was also designated as a guidance-style research-oriented hospital to develop new biomedicine that can overcome obstinate cancers. en.wikipedia.org

She has heard them all her life, these obstinate spirits, desperate to speak, to revise the broken grammar of their exits. en.wikipedia.org

Often he portrayed fussy, bossy, and/or obstinate officials or neighbors. en.wikipedia.org

Although he can be tender towards his family, he is often obstinate and cruel and demands constant attention. en.wikipedia.org

One cheeky and obstinate prisoner, he said, was forced to strip naked and exercise. en.wikipedia.org

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