stubbornness

• Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser teimoso, de manter obstinadamente a própria posição ou opinião, muitas vezes com dificuldade em aceitar mudanças ou em ser convencido do contrário.

A noun referring to the quality of being determined not to change one's attitude or position on something, often implying difficulty in handling or a resolute adherence to one's own ideas or desires.

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1. Unyielding persistenceB2formal

   The quality of being difficult to manage, change, or overcome; a tendency to resist influence or control.

   Teimosia

   • The stubbornness of the stain made it impossible to remove.
   • His stubbornness in negotiations frustrated everyone involved.
   • The lock's stubbornness required a professional locksmith to open it.

   Sinônimosbullheadednessdoggednessinflexibilityintractabilityintransigencemulishnessobduracyobstinacypersistencepertinacitypigheadednessself-willtenacitywillfulness

   Antônimosamenabilitycompliancedocilityflexibilitypliabilitytractability

2. Obstinate determinationB2formal

   Firm and often unreasonable adherence to one's own opinions, ideas, or desires, regardless of reason or persuasion.

   Teimosia

   • Her stubbornness prevented her from accepting any help.
   • The child's stubbornness about eating vegetables was exhausting.
   • His stubbornness in sticking to his principles was both admirable and frustrating.

   Sinônimosbullheadednessdoggednessinflexibilityintransigencemulishnessobstinacypersistencepertinacitypigheadednessrigiditytenacitywillfulness

   Antônimoscompliancedocilityflexibilitysubmissivenessyielding