froward

An archaic adjective meaning habitually disobedient, contrary, or willfully difficult to deal with.

ruУстаревшее прилагательное, означающее привычно непослушный, своенравный или намеренно трудный в общении.esAdjetivo anticuado que describe a alguien habitualmente desobediente, voluntarioso o deliberadamente difícil de tratar.frAdjectif vieilli signifiant habituellement désobéissant, capricieux ou volontairement difficile à gérer.deVeraltetes Adjektiv für gewohnheitsmäßig ungehorsam, eigensinnig oder absichtlich schwierig im Umgang.ptAdjetivo arcaico que significa habitualmente desobediente, teimoso ou intencionalmente difícil de lidar.zh过时用语，指习惯性不听话、任性或故意与人作对的。arصفة تُطلق على من اعتاد العصيان والتمرد، أو من يصعب التعامل معه عنادًا وسوء خُلق. تجمع بين معاني العناد والاستعصاء والتطاول.

1. Stubbornly contrary C2 formal british

   Having a habit of being difficult to deal with; willfully disobedient or contrary.

   • The froward child refused to follow any instructions.
   • His froward attitude made teamwork nearly impossible.
   • She was known for her froward behavior in negotiations.

   ruУпрямо-противоположныйesTercamente contrariofrContraire obstinédeWiderspenstigptTeimosamente contráriozh固执叛逆arعنيد مخالف

   Synonymes: contraryheadstrongintractableobstinateperverserefractorystubbornunrulywayward

   Antonymes: agreeablecompliantdocileobedienttractable

• more froward comparative form
• most froward superlative form