"Contumaciously" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Contumaciously" Meaning

Contumaciously refers to stubbornly or obstinately refusing to obey or comply with something, often in a way that is considered defiant or rebellious.

"Contumaciously" Examples

Examples of using the word "contumaciously"

The teenager refused to do her homework contumaciously, and her parents were at a loss for what to do. (#adverb)
The politician was criticized for her contumaciously stubborn stance on tax reform. (#adverb)
The company's contumaciously slow response to customer complaints led to a loss of business. (#adverb)
The artist's newfound freedom allowed her to paint contumaciously, with no regard for traditional forms. (#adverb)
The sports team's contumaciously aggressive defense strategy caught their opponents off guard. (#adverb)