stubbornly (Meaning)

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stubbornly (r)

in a stubborn unregenerate manner

The child stubbornly refused to eat his vegetables, despite repeated entreaties.
The politician stubbornly maintained his position, even when faced with overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
The door stubbornly resisted opening, as if it were determined to remain shut.
The patient stubbornly clung to life, despite the grim prognosis from his doctors.
The athlete stubbornly pushed through the pain, determined to finish the race.
The teacher stubbornly believed in her students, even when their behavior suggested otherwise.
The rock stubbornly remained in place, despite the efforts of a team of construction workers.
The scientist stubbornly pursued his theory, despite mounting skepticism from his colleagues.
The stubborn mule refused to budge, even when prodded and threatened.
The virus stubbornly resisted treatment, making it difficult to contain the outbreak.

in a stubborn unregenerate manner

steadfastly, indefatigably, tirelessly,obstinately, willfully, seriously, determinedly, wearilessly, earnestly, energetically

wearily, casually, listlessly, lazily, indolently, sluggishly, indolently, halfheartedly, listlessly, desultorily

The child stubbornly refused to eat his vegetables, despite repeated entreaties.

The politician stubbornly maintained his position, even when faced with overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

The door stubbornly resisted opening, as if it were determined to remain shut.

The patient stubbornly clung to life, despite the grim prognosis from his doctors.