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stubborn

[stuhb-ern] / ˈstʌb ərn /


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To the obvious fury of the judge, the prince's stubborn barrister David Sherborne often tested the boundaries of that decision.

From BBC

Schmid’s reference to inflation-fighting policy actions adds him to a short list of Fed officials who have hinted that an interest-rate increase could be called for if inflation remains stubborn or rises.

From The Wall Street Journal

Consumer goods conglomerates have been trying to slim down their operations as they struggle to deal with stubborn inflation and slow growth.

From Barron's

A stubborn group of people might try starting an unsanctioned game.

From Literature

Clare cried, sounding like a stubborn child being sent to his room without supper.

From Literature