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1. (adj.) mulish
unyieldingly stubborn; obdurate .
Etymology: (1745–55)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) hardheaded, mulish
unreasonably rigid in the face of argument or entreaty or attack
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| Definition of 'mulish' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) mulish
like a mule; sullen; stubborn
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Sense: stubborn.
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 Afrikaans: steeks |
 Arabic: عَنيد |
 Bulgarian: упорит |
 Brazilian: mula |
 Czech: tvrdohlavý |
 German: störrisch |
 Danish: stædig |
 Greek: πεισματάρης |
 Spanish: terco, testarudo, tozudo |
 Estonian: jonnakas |
 Farsi: چموش |
 Finnish: itsepäinen |
 French: têtu |
 Hebrew: עַקשָׁן |
 Hindi: अड़ियल, हठीला |
 Croatian: svojeglav |
 Hungarian: csökönyös |
 Indonesian: keras kepala |
 Icelandic: þrjóskur |
 Italian: testardo |
 Japanese: 頑固な |
 Korean: 고집 센 |
 Lithuanian: užsispyręs (kaip asilas) |
 Latvian: ietiepīgs |
 Malay: degil |
 Dutch: koppig |
 Norwegian: sta, egen(sindig) |
 Polish: uparty, mułowaty |
 Persian: چموش |
 Pashto: چموش |
 Portuguese: mula |
 Romanian: încăpăţânat |
 Russian: упрямый |
 Slovak: tvrdohlavý |
 Slovenian: trmast |
 Serbian: trvdoglav |
 Swedish: envis, halsstarrig |
 Thai: ดื้อ |
 Turkish: (katır gibi) inatçı |
 Taiwanese: 頑固的 |
 Ukrainian: упертий (як осел) |
 Urdu: اڑیل |
 Vietnamese: bướng bỉnh |
 Chinese: 顽固的 |
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