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SAT vocab 17

RWS Mrs. Hahn

TermDefinitionSentences
Adamant unwilling to bend; unyielding Brooke was adamant about going to the party, even though she had a test the next morning.
Dogged stubborn; determined The wolf was very dogged about getting its prey.
Hidebound strongly-opinionated; narrow mindedly stubborn Timmy was acting hidebound the other night because he didn't like the girl his friend was dating.
Intractable Stubborn, hard to manage All of the puppies were intractable because they kept trying to escape out of the box.
Obdurate resistant to persuasion or softening Tiffany was obdurate about going to the pool party because she pit her foot down and wasn't changing her mind.
Obstinate stubborn; inflexible Larry didn't want to do what everyone else wanted to do, he likes to be obstinate.
Recalcitrant stubborn; disobedient, defiant The little boy was recalcitrant, even though he was mean to the other kids.
Resolve firmness, determination The marathon runner had the resolve to finish, even though she was really tired.
Unwavering firm and determined The little girl was unwavering because she knew that the job is where she was supposed to be.
Unyielding stubborn; inflexible Jerry was unyielding to his parents because he wanted that car for Christmas.
Willful stubborn Lilly is willful everyday at school, so it's hard to be around her.
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