stubbornness (Meaning)

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stubbornness (n)

the trait of being difficult to handle or overcome

resolute adherence to your own ideas or desires

The child's stubbornness prevented them from apologizing, even when they knew they were wrong.
Despite overwhelming evidence, he stubbornly refused to change his mind.
Her stubbornness was a blessing in disguise, as it helped her overcome countless obstacles.
The horse's stubbornness made it difficult to train, but once broken in, it became a reliable companion.
The employee's stubbornness made it impossible to resolve the conflict with their colleagues.
The government's stubbornness in refusing to compromise led to political gridlock.
The stubbornness of the virus made it difficult to contain and treat.
Her stubbornness was admirable, as it showed her determination to succeed.
The stubbornness of the ancient artifact made it impossible to restore.
The stubbornness of the horse made it difficult to ride, but once mounted, it was a smooth and steady animal.

the trait of being difficult to handle or overcome, resolute adherence to your own ideas or desires

bullheadedness, willfulness, obstinacy, doggedness, intransigence,persistence, obduracy, resolve, determination, pigheadedness

reasonability, receptivity, obedience, acceptance, compliance, receptivity, flexibility, acquiescence, open-mindedness, flexibility

The child's stubbornness prevented them from apologizing, even when they knew they were wrong.

Despite overwhelming evidence, he stubbornly refused to change his mind.

Her stubbornness was a blessing in disguise, as it helped her overcome countless obstacles.

The horse's stubbornness made it difficult to train, but once broken in, it became a reliable companion.