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Meanings of stubbornness in English
Resolute adherence to your own ideas or desires.
Usage of stubbornness in English
1
The natural stubbornness on which he had counted hardened in her face.
2
Don't think I am not aware of the source of your stubbornness.
3
Some call this principle, a kind of stubbornness the hard left admire.
4
I've got a bit of faith in the stubbornness of human nature.
5
But he doesn't say this; he has a stubbornness to match hers.
6
The evils which pure stubbornness brings in its train are perfectly clear.
7
Sale will now finish bottom, but their stubbornness may yet prove influential.
8
It was better to blame outside provocateurs than the government's own stubbornness.
9
With the stubbornness of despair, he had taken her in his arms.
10
I sense more here than simple stubbornness, more even than sinful obstinacy.
11
On week days she would toil with the stubbornness of an animal.
12
Of the two, you love yourself the more-yourpride and your stubbornness.
13
Still Eve remained silent, and in his heart Acour cursed her stubbornness.
14
But something about her dignity and pride and stubbornness touched him deeply.
15
This stubbornness is as Dutch as coffee shops and low-quality techno music.
16
Vehemently anti-violence, Mr Mallon is also renowned for his stubbornness and honesty.
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Stubbornness through the time
Stubbornness across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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