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stubborn

[stuhb-ern] / ˈstʌb ərn /


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Americans are facing a retirement crisis — they are living longer, paying higher healthcare costs and dealing with stubborn inflation.

From MarketWatch

There’s a great scene where Frank exposes his unbeating heart to her and gets rejected, yet he laughs with delight because the Bride’s stubborn spirit is exactly what he likes about her.

From Los Angeles Times

Early 2026 data have painted an economy on steady footing at the start of the year—but with risks from stubborn inflation, a job market that has slowed and heightened uncertainty about economic policy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Taking a leaf out of Hannie’s stubborn book, I ignored Hugo’s hand and clumsily got to my feet without his help.

From Literature

With all five starters scoring in double figures, the Lakers pulled out a victory over a stubborn New Orleans Pelicans.

From Los Angeles Times