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stubborn

[stuhb-ern] / ˈstʌb ərn /


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Jacks' stubborn batting in Australia did show a side of his game that hinted at promise and now he is thriving as England's T20 man for all seasons.

From BBC

The US economy has grown at a solid pace in recent months, driven by consumption as households kept spending despite the squeeze from stubborn inflation and a weaker jobs market.

From Barron's

But, unlike in a meditation of the same length, at some point, my mind gave up its stubborn ruminations.

From Los Angeles Times

Mays and Clemmett are well matched as antagonists, balancing the flamboyant flaws and stubborn humanity of their characters.

From Los Angeles Times

Scarce and unaffordable housing is consistently a top concern for Spaniards and represents a stubborn challenge in one of the world's most dynamic developed economies.

From Barron's