recalcitration Antonyms
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Meaning of recalcitration
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recalcitration (n.)
A kicking back again; opposition; repugnance; refractoriness.
recalcitration Sentence Examples
- The recalcitrant student refused to follow the teacher's instructions, earning detention.
- The employee's persistent recalcitration made it difficult to manage the team.
- The criminal's recalcitrant behavior during the interrogation prevented valuable information from being obtained.
- The recalcitrant child refused to eat their vegetables, despite their parents' pleading.
- The recalcitrant witness refused to testify, despite being subpoenaed by the court.
- The recalcitrant landlord refused to make necessary repairs to the apartment, leaving the tenants in dangerous conditions.
- The recalcitrant patient refused to take their medication, despite the doctor's warnings.
- The recalcitrant animal refused to be trained, despite the trainer's best efforts.
- The recalcitrant politician refused to compromise on their position, resulting in a political impasse.
- The recalcitrant company refused to pay its employees a fair wage, leading to a strike.
FAQs About the word recalcitration
A kicking back again; opposition; repugnance; refractoriness.
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The recalcitrant student refused to follow the teacher's instructions, earning detention.
The employee's persistent recalcitration made it difficult to manage the team.
The criminal's recalcitrant behavior during the interrogation prevented valuable information from being obtained.
The recalcitrant child refused to eat their vegetables, despite their parents' pleading.
