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Definitions from the WebTerm: obduratePart of Speech: adjective Sense 1: Stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion, course of action, or attitude. Example sentence 1: Despite multiple appeals, the obdurate politician refused to alter their stance on the controversial issue. Sense 2: Hardened in feelings or conscience; unfeeling or unyielding. Example sentence 2: The obdurate criminal showed no remorse for his heinous crimes. Sense 3: Resistant to persuasion, influences, or external factors. Example sentence 3: The obdurate rock climber was unaffected by the challenging weather conditions. Sense 4: Extremely difficult to deal with or change. Example sentence 4: The obdurate problem required a creative solution and persevering effort to overcome. Part of Speech: verb Sense 1: To make obdurate or stubborn. Example sentence 1: The constant rejection obdurated her resolve to succeed even more. Sense 2: To harden, as in feelings or conscience; to become unfeeling or unyielding. Example sentence 2: Years of hardship and disappointment obdurated his heart, making it difficult for him to trust again. Part of Speech: noun Sense 1: A person who is stubbornly resistant to change. Example sentence 1: The negotiations failed due to the presence of an obdurate. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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