"Stubbornly" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Stubbornly" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Stubbornly

"Stubbornly" Meaning

Showing a determination to do something, often because one is determined to win an argument or force one's way, and refusing to change your opinion, even if it is wrong:

"Stubbornly" Examples

Verb Phrases Using "Stubbornly":

1. Refused to listen stubbornly to the advice of her parents: The child often refused to listen stubbornly to the advice of her parents, even when it was for her own good.

2. Insisted stubbornly on telling the truth: Jose insisted stubbornly on telling the truth, even when it made him unpopular with his peers.

3. Resisted stubbornly : Ramy resisted stubbornly the overwhelming urge to give up in the face of failure.

4. Refused to back down stubbornly: Malia refused to back down stubbornly in her fight for a better education system.

5. Persisted stubbornly in her opinion: Catherine persisted stubbornly in her opinion, even when all the evidence contradicted her views.

"Stubbornly" Similar Words

Stubbies

Stubbing

Stubble

Stubbled

Tousled and unkempt, especially the hair: often used before a noun.

Stubbly

Stubborn

Stubborn refers to someone who is determined to do something, often at the cost of resistance and opposition. It can also describe something that resists or refuses to change or be altered. A stubborn person often holds on to their opinions or habits rigidly and is unlikely to be swayed by arguments or evidence to the contrary. Example sentences: He was stubborn in his refusal to try new foods. Her stubborn refusal to compromise led to a bitter argument.

Stubborner

Stubbornest

Stubbornness

The quality of being stubborn or obstinately uncooperative; unyielding determination or obstinacy in one's opinions or actions, often in a way that is annoying or difficult to manage.

Stubby

Short and thick; not thin or tall.

Stubs

Remnants or traces of something; a small remaining part. Example: The stubs of a tree branch can still be seen after a storm. A small part or section of something, especially a ticket or coupon. Example: She saved the stub of her movie ticket as a memento. A shortened or contracted form of something, especially a root or stem. Example: A nurse removed the intravenous catheter, leaving a small stub in the patient's vein.