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Meanings of stubbornly in English

Portuguese
obstinadamente

In a stubborn unregenerate manner.

obstinadamente
Usage of stubbornly in English
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But similar problems have dotted the US for years, often lingering stubbornly.
The Guardian
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Inflation remained stubbornly above official targets in every month of last year.
Reuters
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Years had passed, but the editors remained stubbornly committed to their question.
Wired
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That's why oil companies are fighting for it so stubbornly, Poletayev said.
Reuters
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Yet in Ohio, despite the intense effort, two different realities stubbornly persist.
The Guardian
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The ibis, stubbornly unfinished, its bill still not quite the right shape.
The Golem and the Jinni
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The Standard Model still has various problems that stubbornly refuse to cooperate.
Wired
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Theresa May has stubbornly, although understandably, tried to plot a middle course.
BBC
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Mark needed to breathe very badly now, but he held on stubbornly.
Salem’s Lot
10
A monstrous 14 repeated itself stubbornly along the gorgeous reach of it.
Somewhere in Red Gap
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A baby now was out of the question, she stubbornly reminded herself.
The manning grooms: bride on the loose\same time, next year
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Mr Mugabe stubbornly insists that the Zimbabwe currency must not be devalued.
The Guardian
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Employment growth is stalling, unemployment is climbing and inflation remains stubbornly high.
The Irish Times
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He constantly berates Dan for his stubbornly adventure-gamey way of tackling obstacles.
The Guardian
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It was a long wait during which tension stubbornly refused to mount.
The Guardian
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The Montenegrins, in the shelter of their trenches, fought stubbornly and tenaciously.
The Boy Allies in the Balkan Campaign; Or, the Struggle to Save ...
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Stubbornly through the time
Stubbornly across language varieties
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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