obdurately Synonyms
Strongest:
- unfeelingly
- callously
- severely
- sternly
- unsparingly
- stiffly
- unmercifully
- ruthlessly
- inhumanly
- tyrannically
- pitilessly
- oppressively
- insensitively
- uncharitably
- harshly
- inhumanely
- brutally
- heartlessly
- mercilessly
Strong:
- aggressively
- brutishly
- viciously
- insensately
- strongly
- savagely
- resolutely
- decidedly
- abusively
- grimly
- roughly
- hard-heartedly
- determinedly
- hard
- firmly
- ill
- cold-bloodedly
- hardly
Weak:
Strongest:
- kindly
- tenderly
- cordially
- graciously
- softly
- tenderly
- graciously
- leniently
- mildly
- cordially
- gently
- leniently
- lightly
- lovingly
- lovingly
- kindly
- lightly
- gently
- mildly
- softly
Strong:
- benevolently
- mercifully
- compassionately
- considerately
- understandingly
- tolerantly
- sympathetically
- benignantly
- tolerantly
- charitably
- charitably
- understandingly
- considerately
- clemently
- compassionately
- clemently
- mercifully
- benevolently
- sympathetically
- benignantly
Weak:
obdurately Meaning
obdurately (r)
in a stubborn unregenerate manner
obdurately Sentence Examples
- The suspect clung obdurately to his story, refusing to admit any wrongdoing.
- The politician's obdurate stance on the issue alienated many of his constituents.
- The child's obdurate behavior made it difficult for the teacher to manage the class.
- The doctor's obdurate refusal to accept the patient's diagnosis led to a delayed treatment.
- The boss's obdurate insistence on meeting the deadline caused widespread stress among the employees.
- The prisoner's obdurate nature prevented him from earning parole.
- The protesters marched obdurately towards the government building, despite warnings to disperse.
- The team's obdurate defense held firm, preventing their opponents from scoring.
- The scientist's obdurate belief in his hypothesis blinded him to alternative explanations.
- The old man remained obdurately silent, refusing to answer any questions about his past.
FAQs About the word obdurately
in a stubborn unregenerate manner
unfeelingly, callously, severely, sternly, unsparingly, stiffly, unmercifully, ruthlessly, inhumanly, tyrannically
kindly, tenderly, cordially, graciously, softly, tenderly, graciously, leniently, mildly, cordially
The suspect clung obdurately to his story, refusing to admit any wrongdoing.
The politician's obdurate stance on the issue alienated many of his constituents.
The child's obdurate behavior made it difficult for the teacher to manage the class.
The doctor's obdurate refusal to accept the patient's diagnosis led to a delayed treatment.
