Unreasonably rigid in the face of argument or entreaty or attack.
1 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.
5 He used to sit low in his chair and look mulish .
6 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 - so mulish .
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.
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