English to Latin Meaning of obstinate - duræ cervicis

Obstinate :

duræ cervicis

adjective

pertinax, duræ cervicis, Chesty, sententiae, kickass, obdurati vivaci, non subditos, refractarium:, otio tumultuosi,, implacabiles cernebam, MOLESTUS, receptum nimis pertinacis, patientes estote, stamina duris, uirum Riphaeo tunditur, invicta, fortis, rigidum, solidum, fixum, statuto, Vestibulum, etiam, stationarius, inniti, lubricaverunt, tenax,, lingua testificans adducit, inportunos, assertorium, nulla pertinaci, sermones fixumque, rigida, audacissimus, affectus ad apparentiam instar calli, externata malo, Incrassatum, indociles, et procacis, satia scelerato, pravum, inportuna, stabilis, aequali tenore, fidelium, irremediabilibus, stultus, aequum, lenta, stolide ferocem, temere agere, caecus, sed violenta, irascibilis, cura superflua, sibi placentes sectas, Dura cervice,, iniuriam virens,, devium, PROCAX, contumaces, ira operatur, PRAVUS, inconcinnus, Balky, RUDIS

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Definitions of obstinate in English

Verb(1) persist stubbornly
Adjective(1) tenaciously unwilling or marked by tenacious unwillingness to yield(2) stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing(3) resistant to guidance or discipline

Examples of obstinate in English

(1) Then the temperamental keyboards decided to be obstinate , gave one little gasp and retired leaving their conductor Victor Philip with nothing to guide them with but enthusiasm.(2) Despite his obstinate attitude, he beckoned for Eva and Sofia to accompany him.(3) He was self-willed, obstinate , aggressive, vindictive, beset by feelings of inferiority, and yet firmly convinced of his own abilities.(4) While once children were called stupid, lazy, naughty or obstinate , now we have many syndromes and disorders - all still imperfectly understood - that medicalise their behaviour.(5) Parents should back off when their teen is moody - teenagers very often don't even know the reason for their mood change and it can go from sad to happy, from obstinate to cooperative within a short time.(6) She continued to rip off the obstinate gnashing steel contraption to no avail.(7) Those inept, self-important idiots ran that place into the ground, creating unnecessary crises through decades of obstinate mismanagement.(8) Why be obstinate and persist in planting rice if eventually we don't make any money?(9) Then, when I stand up for myself (maybe not always in the best of situations), or when I act stubborn and obstinate , I fight with people.(10) Indeed, ├ö├ç├┐Anglo-Saxon├ö├ç├û continuity in dismissive irritation is as tenacious as French continuity in obstinate and distinctive ambition.(11) This would go a long way to reduce some of our citizens' obstinate dependence on the weekly collection of waste.(12) Taureans, signified by the bull, were often described as obstinate and inflexible, while Pisceans could be risk-takers and daredevils.(13) Being the obstinate set of girls they were, the debate would carry on until one of them had decided it best to just kill the subject.(14) They retain their anger for a long time and are obstinate in their opinions.(15) He was familiar with her obstinate behaviour, and knew that any attempt to dissuade her from doing what she wanted would only invoke her anger.(16) The other America, whether montagnard or prairie, is solidly continental and landlocked, its tap roots of obstinate self-belief buried deep beneath the bluegrass and the high corn.

Related Phrases of obstinate

(1) obstinate person ::

cervicatus

Related Phrases of obstinate

(1) obstinate person ::

cervicatus

Synonyms

Adjective

1. stubborn ::

pertinax

2. cussed ::

disputavi

3. contrary ::

praeter

Antonyms

1. agreeable ::

gratus

2. amenable ::

plebis poterunt;

3. compliant ::

aequus

4. flexible ::

flexibile

5. pliable ::

in utramque partem flexibilis

6. pliant ::

seu lento fuerint

Different Forms

obstinate, obstinately

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