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Meanings of obstinately in English
Portuguese
obstinadamente Usage of obstinately in English
1
But nothing happened; the cows obstinately refused to step down the plank.
2
Only they were obstinately traveling the wrong road in search of it.
3
This the Government obstinately refused to admit; and meanwhile time was passing.
4
And in spite of her fatigue she obstinately followed the procession afterwards.
5
In the next place, they were obstinately resolute against all material concessions.
6
Beatrice wrapped herself up in the bedclothes, and obstinately refused to obey.
7
I found her in the shop, looking very ill, and obstinately reserved.
8
Hansie refused obstinately to go over the same ground with the Colonel.
9
For the Chocolate Remedy continued obstinately in demand for ten years afterwards.
10
He obstinately refuses to say what he will do in that case.
11
A very few tribes only are not yet obstinately in these dispositions.
12
Then he tried other things, but the box obstinately refused to open.
13
Time only could soften that poor woman, obstinately unbending in her grief.
14
This new calamity found the three brothers more obstinately perverse than ever.
15
Yet they obstinately refuse to modify the position they have taken up.
16
This is an excellent nursery remedy when the bowels are obstinately costive.
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Obstinately through the time
Obstinately across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare