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froward

 

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Adjective froward has 1 sense
  1. froward, headstrong, self-willed, willful, wilful - habitually disposed to disobedience and opposition
    Antonym: obedient (indirect, via disobedient)

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Froward

Definition:

Froward is an adjective that describes someone who is difficult to deal with, stubborn, or willfully contrary.

Senses:

1. Disobedient or willful:

Showing a willful disobedience to authority or guidance.


Example sentence: Sarah's froward behavior often made it challenging for her parents to reason with her.

2. Contrary or difficult:

Being uncooperative or intentionally going against what is expected or desired.


Example sentence: The froward customer insisted on receiving a refund even though the store's return policy clearly stated no refunds.

3. Difficult to handle:

Refers to something that is challenging or tricky to manage or control.


Example sentence: The froward puzzle proved to be a test of patience for even the most experienced solver.

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