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Having a strong and often unreasonable refusal to change your ideas, behavior, or plans, even when there are good reasons to do so.
Describes something that is very hard to change, remove, or deal with, even after a lot of effort.
Describes something unpleasant, such as a condition or trend, that continues for a long time and does not improve, even after repeated attempts to change or treat it.
Very stubborn in keeping one’s own opinion or course of action, even when there are strong reasons or pressure to change.
Very difficult to remove, control, or deal with, even after repeated attempts.
Stubbornly unwilling to do what is wanted, or refusing to continue with something.
Difficult to remove, clean, or get rid of; lingering despite effort.
(Of a body part, injury, or symptom) Causing repeated or continuing discomfort, pain, or difficulty, especially when it is hard to cure or manage.
Continuing to exist or happen for a long time, especially longer than usual or expected, and not easily stopping or disappearing.
Very determined to do what you want, and unwilling to listen to advice or accept control from other people.
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