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adamant

[ad-uh-muhnt, -mant] / ˈæd ə mənt, -ˌmænt /




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Jeff Zarrinnam, head of the Hollywood Sign Trust, has insisted filming took place without authorisation, but is adamant parts of the footage were digitally altered.

From BBC

The Wales international is out of contract this summer and could leave for free, but Fulham are adamant on not selling him this month.

From BBC

It was a trade-off worthy of discussion, but Podila was adamant: “I want to decompress on the train.”

From MarketWatch

Native Alaskans’ traumatic history helps explain Greenland’s adamant opposition to an American takeover today.

From The Wall Street Journal

But former-commander, Victor Dreke, is adamant that Cuba has ridden out tough times before and can do so again with enough revolutionary fervour.

From BBC