adamantine Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- perverse
- mulish
- unrelenting
- pigheaded
- willful
- inflexible
- ossified
- wilful
- immovable
- opinionated
- obsessive
- headstrong
- iron
- obstinate
- determined
- persistent
- strict
- intransigent
- pertinacious
- hardheaded
- uncompromising
- dogged
- bullheaded
- implacable
- obdurate
- unyielding
- pat
- hard
- unbending
Weak:
- hard-line
- firm
- hidebound
- insurgent
- uncooperative
- resolved
- deaf-to-reason
- anal-retentive
- self-opinionated
- wayward
- severe
- insubordinate
- unruly
- contumacious
- hell-bent
- wrongheaded
- ungovernable
- hard-nosed
- narrow-minded
- recalcitrant
- mutinous
- invincible
- stiff-necked
- relentless
- froward
- refractory
- self-willed
- unmanageable
- contrary
- inveterate
- hard-shelled
- demanding
- rigid
- single-minded
- confirmed
- set
- exacting
- cantankerous
- unflinching
- indomitable
- cussed
- intractable
- stouthearted
- disobedient
- stern
- unconquerable
- defiant
- bloody-minded
- inexorable
- inconvincible
- hard-shell
- tenacious
Strongest:
- docile
- tractable
- acquiescent
- yielding
- compliant
- amenable
- pliant
- acquiescent
- obedient
- submissive
- complying
- yielding
- obedient
- agreeable
- compliant
- agreeable
- pliant
- submissive
- complying
- tractable
- docile
- flexible
- pliable
- flexible
- amenable
- pliable
Strong:
- receptive
- manageable
- relenting
- responsive
- accepting
- placable
- temperate
- accepting
- temperate
- reasonable
- willing
- manageable
- responsive
- placable
- reasonable
- willing
- relenting
- receptive
Weak:
adamantine Meaning
adamantine (a)
consisting of or having the hardness of adamant
adamantine (s)
having the hardness of a diamond
impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reason
adamantine (a.)
Made of adamant, or having the qualities of adamant; incapable of being broken, dissolved, or penetrated; as, adamantine bonds or chains.
Like the diamond in hardness or luster.
adamantine Sentence Examples
- The diamond's adamantine brilliance caught the sunlight, dazzling everyone in the room.
- His adamantine willpower allowed him to overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges.
- The treaty was formed with an adamantine commitment to maintaining peace between the nations.
- The fortress was constructed with adamantine walls, making it nearly impervious to attack.
- Despite facing criticism, she remained adamantine in her decision to pursue her dreams.
- The scientist's research was marked by an adamantine pursuit of knowledge and innovation.
- The CEO's adamantine leadership style steered the company through times of uncertainty.
- The ancient artifact had an adamantine composition, preserving its intricate details over centuries.
- The teacher maintained an adamantine stance on academic integrity, fostering a culture of honesty.
- The superhero's shield was crafted from an adamantine alloy, providing unparalleled protection in battles.
FAQs About the word adamantine
consisting of or having the hardness of adamant, having the hardness of a diamond, impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reasonMade of adamant, or having t
steadfast, stubborn, hardened,adamant, perverse, mulish, unrelenting, pigheaded, willful, inflexible
docile, tractable, acquiescent, yielding, compliant, amenable, pliant, acquiescent, obedient, submissive
The diamond's adamantine brilliance caught the sunlight, dazzling everyone in the room.
His adamantine willpower allowed him to overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges.
The treaty was formed with an adamantine commitment to maintaining peace between the nations.
The fortress was constructed with adamantine walls, making it nearly impervious to attack.
