stubborn|stubborner|stubbornest in English

adjective

[stub·born || 'stʌbə(r)n]

obstinate, willful, resistant to change; persistent, persevering; hard to control

Use "stubborn|stubborner|stubbornest" in a sentence

1. You stubborn.

2. Stubborn jackass.

3. Yes, I stubborn.

4. " Stubborn old man. "

5. You're so stubborn.

6. Stubborn as a mule

7. Facts are stubborn (things).

8. Synonyms for Balkier include unrulier, wilfuller, perverser, stubborner, ornerier, loather, difficulter, bolshier, awkwarder and stroppier

9. I can be stubborn.

10. Don't be so stubborn.

11. You see, he's really stubborn!

12. You're a stubborn old man.

13. She was a stubborn woman.

14. He is a stubborn child.

15. Look, don't be so stubborn.

16. Like you said, she's stubborn.

17. Why was I so stubborn?

18. Why are you so stubborn?

19. He's a stubborn old man.

20. Bullheaded definition is - stupidly stubborn : headstrong

21. Being stubborn can have its uses.

22. He bargained hard and was stubborn.

23. You're a stubborn man, John T.

24. She's sullen and stubborn and sinful.

25. Joy Luck is old and stubborn.