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Intransigent

usgb/ɪnˈtrænzɪdʒənt/Volume
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Negotiation BreakdownPlay
Use 'intransigent' to describe someone hindering agreement by not altering their viewpoint. SlideThe deal collapsed because the lead negotiator was intransigent.
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'Intransigent' is often used in politics to describe leaders or parties that won’t compromise. SlideThe legislation failed due to the intransigent stance of the opposition party.
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Suggests RigidityPlay
It implies a rigid, often negative, unwillingness to change, not just firmness. SlideHis intransigent attitude made collaboration difficult.
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