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contumaciously

/kon-too-mey-shuhs, -tyoo-/US // ˌkɒn tʊˈmeɪ ʃəs, -tyʊ- //UK // (ˌkɒntjʊˈmeɪʃəs) //

顽固地,顽强地,顽固的,顽固地认为

Related Words

alienated疏离的,疏远,疏远的,疏离contrary反之,相反的,相反地,相反的是disaffected心灰意冷,心灰意冷的人,心灰意冷的,心灰意懒factious派系,派系化,派系的,派系斗争froward眉毛,眉毛胡子一把抓,眉心,眉头紧锁haughty傲慢的,高傲的,傲慢,傲慢无礼inflexible僵硬的,僵硬,僵化的,僵化insubordinate不顺从的,不服从命令,不顺从,不服从管理insurgent叛乱分子,叛乱者,叛乱份子,反叛者intractable棘手的,难以解决的问题,棘手的问题,难以解决的intransigent顽固的,顽固不化,顽固,坚定不移的irreconcilable不可调和的,不可调和,无可调和的,无可争议的mutinous叛变的,叛变,叛逆的,变节的obdurate顽固的,顽固不化,顽固,顽强的perverse反常的,反常,乖张,悖逆的pig-headed猪头,顽固的,顽固不化,顽固不化的rebellious叛逆的,反叛的,叛逆,悖逆的recalcitrant顽固的,顽固不化,顽固,乖张的refractory耐火,耐火性,耐火的,耐火材料seditious煽动性的,煽动性,煽动,煽情的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : stubbornly perverse or rebellious; willfully and obstinately disobedient.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inobstinately
Synonyms
mulishly闷闷不乐地,闷声不响地,滔滔不绝地,闷闷不乐obdurately执拗地,顽固地,顽强地,顽固的bullheadedly牛头不对马嘴,牛头不对马嘴地,牛头不对马嘴的,牛逼哄哄地determinedly坚定地,坚定不移地,坚决地,坚决doggedly锲而不舍地,执着地,锲而不舍,坚守firmly坚定地,坚定不移地,坚定的,坚定不移的fixedly固定地,固执地,固定的,固执的headstrongly刚愎自用,任性地,刚愎自用地,愎自用indomitably无可避免地,不可避免地,无可避免的,不容置疑地inflexibly僵硬地,硬性规定,僵硬的,僵化地intractably无可奈何地,无可奈何,无休止地,无可奈何的opinionatedly有意见地,有意见的,有主见地,有意见的是persistently坚持不懈地,持之以恒地,持续不断地,坚持不懈pertinaciously中肯地,坚持不懈地,顽强地,坚韧地pigheadedly猪头,猪头人,猪头牌,猪头的recalcitrantly顽固地,无可奈何地,顽固的,反复无常地resistantly抵抗地,抵抗性地,抗拒,抵抗resolutely果断地,坚决地,毅然地,坚定地resolvedly坚定地,坚定不移地,坚决地,毅然决然staunchly坚定不移地,坚定地,坚定不移,坚定不移的steadfastly坚定不移地,坚定不移地进行,坚定不移的,坚定不移stolidly坚定地,坚定不移地,坚毅地,坚定不移的tenaciously坚韧地,坚韧不拔地,坚韧不拔,顽强地unamenably毫不费力地,毫不费力,毫不犹豫地,毫不夸张地说unflinchingly坚定不移地,坚定不移,坚定不移的,坚定不移地进行unimpressibly不堪入目,不起眼的,不堪入目的,难以想象的unreasonably不合理地,不合情理地,不合理的,不合情理unreasoningly无理地,无理取闹,无理的,无理unrelentingly不懈地,不停地,不懈的,马不停蹄地unwaveringly坚定不移地,坚定不移,坚定不移的,坚定不移地进行unyieldingly不屈不挠地,坚定不移地,不屈不挠,坚毅地willfully肆意,故意,故意地,肆意地

Examples

  • The Archbishop formally excommunicated her as a first step, on her contumaciously refusing to surrender her rights to a usurper.

  • She represented the vanities; she was vanity itself; and now he was recklessly, contumaciously, glad of it.

  • Having so declared he had contumaciously stalked out of the room, and had banged the door after him,—very contumaciously indeed.

  • A fourth man had, thereupon, put his hat on his head, and had declared contumaciously that the "assertion was not true."

  • Who snubs him so contumaciously, when he's a little chap in jackets and they young ladies already out?

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