froward

• Adjectif vieilli signifiant habituellement désobéissant, capricieux ou volontairement difficile à gérer.

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

1. Stubbornly contraryC2formalbritish

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

   Contraire obstiné

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

   Synonymescontraryheadstrongintractableobstinateperverserefractorystubbornunrulywayward

   Antonymesagreeablecompliantdocileobedienttractable