intransigence [ɪnˈtrænsɪʤəns] N no pl form
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- intransigence
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As a player plays a central defender position and is characterized by intransigence on the ground, solid game with a head, excellent inclusions in pieces before the opponent's goal.
en.wikipedia.org But that was the very thing to deprive the document of its noble and exemplary intransigence.
en.wikipedia.org In this way, they demonstrated their vigilance and intransigence in the struggle against the common enemy.
en.wikipedia.org Partly through his intransigence, the age lower limit for boys to work underground was set at ten.
en.wikipedia.org Official intransigence contributed to increased animosity between the nationalists and the "colons" and gradually widened the split between the sultan and the resident general.
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