obstinate refusal

Frequency: 6.53.2 per million words

describes a firm and unreasonable refusal to change one's opinion or course of action

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Examples (10)

  • His obstinate refusal to compromise led to the breakdown of negotiations.
  • Despite all arguments, she maintained an obstinate refusal to confess.
  • The child's obstinate refusal to eat vegetables frustrated his parents.
  • We faced an obstinate refusal from the company to address the safety concerns.
  • Such an obstinate refusal to cooperate will only worsen the situation.
  • Their obstinate refusal to accept the new policy caused significant delays.
  • The government's obstinate refusal to listen to public opinion sparked protests.
  • He was known for his obstinate refusal to adapt to changing circumstances.
  • Her obstinate refusal to admit her mistake made reconciliation impossible.
  • An obstinate refusal to innovate often leads to a business's decline.