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obstinance

/ˈɒb.stɪ.nəns/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, starrsinnig oder schwer lenkbar zu sein, oft gekennzeichnet durch ein festes Beharren auf eigenen Meinungen oder Absichten.

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noun

/ˈɒb.stɪ.nəns/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, starrsinnig oder schwer lenkbar zu sein, oft gekennzeichnet durch ein festes Beharren auf eigenen Meinungen oder Absichten.

A noun referring to the quality of being stubborn or difficult to manage, often characterized by a firm adherence to one's own opinions or intentions.

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  1. Stubbornness or unyielding attitudeC1formal

    The quality of being stubbornly determined to do what one wants, even when others disagree or when it is difficult.

    deSturheit

    • His obstinance in refusing to compromise caused the negotiations to fail.
    • She showed remarkable obstinance in sticking to her principles despite the pressure.
    • The child's obstinance made it hard for the parents to get him to eat his vegetables.

    Synonymedoggednessinflexibilityintransigencemulishnessobstinacypersistenceperversenesspigheadednessstubbornnesstenacity

    Antonymecompliancecooperativenessflexibilityyielding

  2. Difficulty to manage or overcomeC1formal

    The trait of being difficult to handle, control, or overcome.

    deWiderspenstigkeit

    • The obstinance of the disease made treatment very challenging.
    • The team faced the obstinance of the old machinery, which kept breaking down.
    • The obstinance of the stain required multiple washes to remove.

    Synonymeintransigencemulishnessobduracyobstinacypertinacitypigheadednessstubbornnesstenaciousnesswillfulness

    Antonymecooperativenessflexibilitymanageabilitytractability