Unreasonably rigid in the face of argument or entreaty or attack.
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That was part of the reason he'd gotten mulish, at the end.
2
Her lank grizzled body, naked tail, and mulish look, I remembered well.
3
But here, to my horror, that young man's mulish obstinacy came in.
4
A horse with the staggers was not in it with a mulish Lampton.
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He used to sit low in his chair and look mulish.
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Surely you do not mean to persist in that mulish vagary?
7
They the mulish slaves to tradition, blind to daring new opportunities?
8
Letty hugs herself, her mulish teeth clenched to stop them chattering.
9
The mulish, obstinate, and proud man never says, I don't know.
10
Tightminded-that'swhat he is; self-headed, not to say mulish, by doggie!
11
This impenetrability and something mulish in her attitude annoyed him.
12
The boy appears to be really sick, or else he is obstinate and mulish.
13
And they would have been such a help if I had not been-somulish.
14
Sir Richmond considered something mulish in the doctor's averted face.
15
Don't I show patience teaching that mulish brother of mine?
16
Hat's contrary; yes, she is; she's mulish when she's crossed.
