adamantine

• صفة تعني غير قابل للكسر أو شديد الصلابة كالألماس، وتُستعمل مجازًا للدلالة على الثبات وعدم الرضوخ. تُستخدم غالبًا في السياقات الأدبية أو الشعرية.

An archaic adjective meaning unbreakable, extremely hard, or unyielding; often used in poetic or literary contexts.

1. Extremely hard or unbreakableC2formal

   Having a hardness or strength comparable to that of a diamond or adamant; unyielding in substance.

   صلب كالألماس

   • The ancient shield was said to be made of an adamantine alloy.
   • Her resolve was as adamantine as the stone itself.
   • The fortress walls were built with adamantine strength.

   المرادفاتhardimpenetrableindestructibleinflexiblerigidsteelyunbendingunbreakableunyielding

   الأضدادbrittleflexiblefriablepliablesoftweakyielding

2. Unyielding or inflexibleC2formal

   Firmly determined and not influenced by pleas, persuasion, or requests; stubbornly resolute.

   صلب لا يلين

   • He remained adamantine in his refusal to negotiate.
   • Her adamantine stance on the issue surprised everyone.
   • The judge was adamantine, rejecting all appeals for leniency.

   المرادفاتadamantdeterminedfirmimmovableinflexibleresolutesteadfaststubbornunrelentingunyielding

   الأضدادamenablecompliantflexibleirresolutepersuadabletractableweakyielding