brassbound
ˈbræsbaʊnd
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Definition of brassbound - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
decorRarecovered or decorated with brass fittingsRare
  • The antique chest was brassbound and elegant.
2.
stubbornDatedstubbornly fixed in opinions or habitsDated
  • His brassbound views made discussions difficult.
inflexible obstinate unyielding
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Origin of brassbound

Old English, bræs (brass) + bound (bound)

Examples of brassbound in a sentence

  • He admired the brassbound edges of the old book.
  • Her brassbound attitude frustrated her colleagues.
  • Despite evidence, his brassbound beliefs remained unchanged.

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  1. French:orné de laiton, inflexible, ...
  2. German:messingbeschlagen, eigensinnig, ...
  3. Italian:rivestito in ottone, irremovibili, ...
  4. Spanish:decorado con latón, inflexible, ...
  5. Portuguese:decorado com latão, inflexível, ...
  6. Chinese:包铜的, 顽固的, ...
  7. Japanese:真鍮製の, 頑固な, ...
  8. Arabic:مكسو بالنحاس, مُتَحَجِّر الرأي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְעוּטָר בִּפְלִיז, עַקְשָׁנִי, ...
  10. Russian:латунный, упрямый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:латунний, впертий, ...
  12. Hindi:पीतल से बंधा, जिद्दी, ...

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