Words To Describe Stubbornness

adjective unable to be appeased or pacified

• The judge was known for her implacable pursuit of justice.
• My mom can be implacable when it comes to enforcing the rules.
• The bouncer at the club was implacable in not letting anyone without ID inside.
• The storm's implacable fury left a path of destruction in its wake.

adjective not able to be convinced or persuaded; stubbornly resistant to change

• Despite presenting overwhelming evidence, he remained invincible in his beliefs.
• No matter what I say, she's inconvincible about her favorite singer.
• He's so inconvincible, it's like talking to a brick wall.
• Her inconvincible nature was like trying to change the direction of a river.

adjective stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or course of action

• The obdurate refusal to negotiate led to a prolonged stalemate in the negotiations.
• She can be quite obdurate when it comes to sticking to her beliefs.
• He's so obdurate, he won't even consider changing his mind.
• Her heart remained obdurate to his pleas for forgiveness.

adjective showing great persistence or determination

• Her pertinacious pursuit of justice led to a successful outcome in court.
• He can be quite pertinacious when it comes to getting his way.
• I admire her pertinacious attitude - she never gives up!
• The roots of the tree were pertinacious, reaching deep into the ground for stability.

adjective not able to be appeased or satisfied

• Her unappeasable desire for perfection drove her to work long hours every day.
• His unappeasable hunger led him to raid the fridge at midnight.
• She's got an unappeasable craving for those new sneakers.
• The unappeasable storm raged on, refusing to calm down.