in·trac·table [ɪnˈtræktəbl̩] ADJ
- intractable
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- intractable problem, partygoer
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- intractable pupil
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- intractable pupil
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- intractable situation
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Couples therapy is more about seemingly intractable problems with a relationship history, where emotions are the target and the agent of change.
en.wikipedia.org The two brothers got on well, although they were prone to have intractable disputes.
en.wikipedia.org Both sides were intractable, and the venture died.
en.wikipedia.org The aftermath of intractable internal divisions, that emerged during the occupation and surfaced after liberation, saw the countrys civil war from 1946-9.
en.wikipedia.org The chaotic building program, which was carried out in the absence of a planning process, created almost intractable social problems.
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