Intransigent

Pronunciation: /ˌɪnˈtrænsədʒənt/

Intransigent (adjective)

  1. Not willing to change opinions or behavior, even when asked or pressured.
  2. Refusing to agree or compromise, often leading to disagreements or conflicts.

Examples

  • The committee remained intransigent despite the new evidence presented.
  • His intransigent attitude frustrated everyone in the meeting.

Common collocations: remain intransigent, become intransigent, display intransigent behavior, exhibit intransigent views

Synonyms of Intransigent

Formal

Neutral

Antonyms of Intransigent

  • Describes someone willing to adapt or change.
  • Describes someone willing to make concessions.