"Mulish" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Mulish" Meaning

Stubbornly obstinate or uncooperative.

"Mulish" Examples

Mulish

Mulish is an adjective that means stubbornly refusing to change one's mind or do something one is asked to do. Here are 5 usage examples:

Example 1: She was mulish and insisted on going to the party despite her parents telling her not to.
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Example 2: He was mulish and refused to apologize to his sister, even when she was clearly upset.
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Example 3: The mulish mule refused to budge from the middle of the road, blocking traffic in both directions.
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Example 4: The company's mulish stance on environmental issues led to a loss of public trust.
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Example 5: The government tried to negotiate with the mulish protesters, but they refused to back down.
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Note: The Oxford Learner's Dictionary defines mulish as "stubbornly refusing to change one's mind or do something one is asked to do".