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Stubbornly unyielding.
persistent
dogged
tenacious
dour
pertinacious
stubborn
obstinate
unregenerate
Unyielding.
hard
1
The cold affected the going at once; it was slow and
unyielding
.
2
But is our
unyielding
desire for approval and attention really harming anyone?
3
Hans shrunk a bit at Harpal's tone and
unyielding
choice of words.
4
She crossed her arms and made sure to appear stern and
unyielding
.
5
In France, again, the objects of the attack were inelastic and
unyielding
.
6
Summer in Baltimore is its own
unyielding
argument, its own critical mass.
7
Dillon's expression was hard,
unyielding
,
and his tone smacked of unpleasant reality.
8
She softened her words, but her voice was as
unyielding
as steel.
9
She looked at him then; her beautiful eyes were hard and
unyielding
.
10
Somewhere behind me I hear the
unyielding
tock of a wall clock.
11
He could not accept that part of her, so bloodthirsty and
unyielding
.
12
For several minutes she surged and tugged upon the
unyielding
metal strand.
13
Another wall, huge and
unyielding
;
two walls actually, closing with him between.
14
Andrew Jackson was by nature one of the most
unyielding
of men.
15
His theoretical supremacy was thus limited by the
unyielding
facts of geography.
16
At twenty-five one cannot be
unyielding
in one's avoidance of the sex.
unyielding
unyield
as unyielding
unyielding surface
so unyielding
unyielding stone
more unyielding