Adjective:

మొండి పట్టుదలని,

obstinate's Usage Examples:

the imposition or declaration of the penalty and others obstinately persevering in manifest grave sin are not to be admitted to holy communion.

But the Spaniard was obstinate, declaring that but for the insupportable fire of the commodore he never would have yielded.

At the time, British diplomatic staff observed that he was somewhat slow-thinking and obstinate.

ob-, o-, oc-, of-, og-, op-, os- against Latin ob obduracy, obdurate, obduration, obfuscate, oblique, obliquity, obstinate, obstreperous, occur, offend.

of jaundice and enlargement of the spleen, renal calculus, leprosy and obstinate skin diseases.

In advising the auditor to be uncommunicative, Hubbard was divorcing Dianetics from other psycho-therapies, as in psychoanalysis, where the therapist most obstinately offers a personal interpretation of what is happening in the patient's mind.

persist in manifest grave sin: Those who have been excommunicated or interdicted after the imposition or declaration of the penalty and others obstinately.

directed to the War Minister in August 1921 that "I have been obstinately refractary to the use of suffocating gases against these indigenous peoples but after.

He had an acute, ironical humour, was obstinate under attack, and could not be either snubbed or.

include Mary Lefkowitz, who dismiss it as pseudohistory, reactive, and obstinately therapeutic.

vigorously maintained by the Kinel-Connell, who made such obstinate and vigorous onsets upon the English that, in the end, they routed them with great slaughter.

include in the comic, describing Adams as being "even more obstinately singleminded" than he is.

Synonyms:

cussed, obdurate, unregenerated, unrepentant, unregenerate,

Antonyms:

soft, caducous, forgettable, sporadic, regenerate,