释义 |
obdurateob‧du‧rate /ˈɒbdjərət $ ˈɑːbdə-/ adjective formal obdurateOrigin: 1400-1500 Latin past participle of obdurare ‘to harden’ - She remained obdurate despite their pleas.
- But then Bath, equally obdurate, struck back.
- Gedge smiled less and the attitude was so workman-like, it all seemed hurried and obdurate.
- I argued this point with him, but he was obdurate in the matter.
- Or rather, it was not yet that acceptance, something in Raskolnikov remained obdurate.
- Remain obdurate and you will hang for your presumption, and many others with you.
- Thereafter they learnt to invoke the name of the head of the secret police when dealing with obdurate local officials.
- To avoid further childishness Leonora took refuge in stony, obdurate silence.
- Up until now he had been obdurate on the matter, the Emmeline was his, he would not give her up.
very determined not to change your beliefs, actions, or feelings, in a way that seems unreasonable SYN stubborn: They argued, but he remained obdurate.—obduracy noun [uncountable]—obdurately adverb |