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mulish

[myoo-lish] / ˈmyu lɪʃ /


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Freud’s preoccupations no longer look eccentric or mulish.

From Washington Post

This grass-colored liqueur, with its bracing, vegetal taste and mulish kick, called Chartreuse after the Carthusian brothers of your order, is the closest thing you’ll ever experience to a magic potion.

From Seattle Times

He seems addled and hapless, and may be cognitively challenged, but he’s also mulish, incoherent, exasperating and cunning.

From New York Times

He paid a price for his mulish views.

From New York Times

Maybe they weren’t just being mulish but were just tired.

From Washington Times