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Definition of intransigency - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
stubbornnessRare quality of being unwilling to change or compromiseRare
- Her intransigency made the negotiations difficult.
- His intransigency was evident during the team meeting.
- The manager's intransigency led to a stalemate in discussions.
Origin of intransigency
Latin, in (not) + transigere (come to terms)
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- French:intransigeance, ...
- German:Unnachgiebigkeit, ...
- Italian:intransigenza, ...
- Spanish:intransigencia, ...
- Portuguese:intransigência, ...
- Chinese:不让步, ...
- Japanese:不妥協性, ...
- Arabic:تَعَنُّت, ...
- Hebrew:עַקְשָׁנוּת, ...
- Russian:непримиримость, ...
- Ukrainian:непоступливість, ...
- Hindi:अड़ियलपन, ...
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