recalcitrancy Sentence Examples
- The recalcitrancy of the metal alloy made it impossible to forge without specialized equipment.
- The researchers encountered unexpected recalcitrancy in the crystal's behavior, hindering their progress.
- The student's recalcitrancy toward the teacher's instructions led to disciplinary action.
- The prisoner's recalcitrancy forced the guards to resort to extreme measures to subdue him.
- The engineer struggled to overcome the recalcitrancy of the water pump, which refused to start properly.
- The virus exhibited a high degree of recalcitrancy, making it resistant to conventional treatments.
- The government's recalcitrancy to address the environmental crisis drew widespread criticism.
- The congregation's recalcitrancy over doctrinal changes caused a schism within the church.
- The child's recalcitrancy in eating vegetables frustrated his parents' attempts to provide a balanced diet.
- The recalcitrancy of the soil prevented farmers from cultivating crops effectively.
recalcitrancy Meaning
recalcitrancy (n)
the trait of being unmanageable
Synonyms & Antonyms of recalcitrancy
Synonyms:
- inexorability
- anal-retentiveness
- hardness
- pertinaciousness
- opinionatedness
- obstinateness
- relentlessness
- mulishness
- bullheadedness
- determination
- obduracy
- firmness
- rigorousness
- self-opinionatedness
- single-mindedness
- perverseness
- hardheadedness
- inveteracy
- implacability
- obstinacy
- intransigence
- stubbornness
- doggedness
- persistency
- wrongheadedness
- tenaciousness
- pertinacity
- stick-to-itiveness
- perseverance
- adamancy
- pigheadedness
- perversity
- inflexibility
- self-will
- resolve
- steadfastness
- waywardness
- rigor
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word recalcitrancy
the trait of being unmanageable
rebelliousness, contumacy, recalcitrance, immovableness, refractoriness, disobedience, balkiness, insubordination, intractability,obstreperousness
acquiescence, pliability, subordination, reasonability, reasonableness,reasonableness, pliability, flexibility, acceptance, receptiveness
The recalcitrancy of the metal alloy made it impossible to forge without specialized equipment.
The researchers encountered unexpected recalcitrancy in the crystal's behavior, hindering their progress.
The student's recalcitrancy toward the teacher's instructions led to disciplinary action.
The prisoner's recalcitrancy forced the guards to resort to extreme measures to subdue him.
