obdurate OB-duh-rit adjective WS #29

stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or course of action; hardened in feelings or heart; unyielding and inflexible

1. Even his closest friends couldn't persuade the obdurate old man to seek medical treatment.
2. The obdurate student maintained his position despite the teacher's logical explanations and evidence.
3. The obdurate dictator ignored international pressure and continued his oppressive policies.
4. Her obdurate refusal to compromise made negotiations extremely difficult for both sides.
5. Despite overwhelming evidence, the obdurate defendant refused to admit his guilt in court.