recalcitrantly

But the “Futures of the Future” exhibition demonstrated, at the very least, the extent to which Fujimoto is willing to let his metaphorical imagination travel, and to invest even the most recalcitrantly artificial objects with the potential to feel natural — to recognize few boundaries between the artificial and the natural.

And as a single-gene cause of autism—a recalcitrantly complex condition—fragile X has been the focus of efforts to develop drugs for autism.

Stand recalcitrantly upon your self-professed principle and make the other side come to you.