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Adjective intractable has 1 sense | ||||
Definitions from the WebTerm: IntractableDefinition:Adjective: Difficult to manage, control, or solve; stubborn. Noun: A person who is difficult to manage or control. Noun: A disease that is difficult to treat or cure. Sense 1:Adjective: Unmanageable or hard to control. Example sentence: The new employee proved to be intractable, often disregarding instructions. Sense 2:Adjective: Difficult to solve or resolve. Example sentence: The company faced an intractable problem when trying to balance the budget. Sense 3:Adjective: Stubborn, obstinate, or unyielding. Example sentence: Despite the evidence presented, he remained intractable in his beliefs. Sense 4:Noun: A person who is difficult to manage or control. Example sentence: The teenager proved to be an intractable, often rebelling against rules and authority figures. Sense 5:Noun: A disease that is difficult to treat or cure. Example sentence: Cancer, in its advanced stages, can become an intractable. Related Products: | ||||
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