intransigent (Meaning)

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intransigent (s)

impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reason

Webster

Refusing compromise; uncompromising; irreconcilable.

Despite efforts to find common ground, the intransigent attitudes of the rival leaders thwarted any hope for reconciliation.
The employee's intransigent resistance to change created tension within the team.
Negotiations stalled as a result of the intransigent positions taken by both parties.
The intransigent union refused to compromise on key issues, prolonging the labor dispute.
In the face of mounting evidence, the intransigent scientist refused to reconsider his outdated theories.
The intransigent opposition within the legislative body hindered the passage of crucial reforms.
Dealing with an intransigent client who refused any alterations to the contract proved challenging.
The intransigent shareholder threatened legal action if the proposed changes were implemented.
The manager struggled to address the intransigent behavior of a disruptive team member.
The intransigent response from the community leaders escalated tensions during the crisis.

impervious to pleas, persuasion, requests, reasonRefusing compromise; uncompromising; irreconcilable.

adamant,stubborn, willful, hardened, inflexible, unyielding, obdurate, immovable, hard-nosed, mulish

complying, compliant, complying, responsive, amenable, pliable, submissive, amenable, compliant,acquiescent

Despite efforts to find common ground, the intransigent attitudes of the rival leaders thwarted any hope for reconciliation.

The employee's intransigent resistance to change created tension within the team.

Negotiations stalled as a result of the intransigent positions taken by both parties.

The intransigent union refused to compromise on key issues, prolonging the labor dispute.