Hardheadedly: meaning, definitions and examples
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hardheadedly
[ hɑːrdˈhɛdɪdli ]
manner of behavior
Hardheadedly refers to acting in a stubborn or inflexible manner. It suggests a strong determination to maintain one's opinions or decisions, even in the face of objections or persuasive arguments.
Synonyms
obstinately, rigidly, stubbornly
Examples of usage
- She hardheadedly refused to change her mind about the project.
- He hardheadedly insisted on his viewpoint, despite the evidence presented.
- The team hardheadedly pursued their strategy, ignoring the critics.
Translations
Translations of the word "hardheadedly" in other languages:
🇵🇹 teimosamente
🇮🇳 जिद्दी तरीके से
🇩🇪 hartnäckig
- stur
- unbeugsam
🇮🇩 keras kepala
🇺🇦 уперто
🇵🇱 uporczywie
🇯🇵 頑固に (ganko ni)
🇫🇷 entêtement
🇪🇸 obstinadamente
🇹🇷 inatçı bir şekilde
🇰🇷 고집스럽게 (gojibeureopge)
🇸🇦 بإصرار (bi'iṣrār)
🇨🇿 neústupně
🇸🇰 tvrdohlavo
🇨🇳 固执地 (gùzhí de)
🇸🇮 trmasto
🇮🇸 stubbornly
🇰🇿 тұрақты түрде (turaqty türde)
🇬🇪 მყარად (maqarad)
🇦🇿 israrla
🇲🇽 terco
Etymology
The term 'hardheadedly' derives from the adjective 'hardheaded,' which itself is a combination of 'hard' and 'headed.' The word 'hard' comes from Old English 'heard,' meaning tough or solid. The word 'headed' relates to having a head or a particular state of mind. This term has been used since the 17th century to describe someone who is practical and not easily swayed by emotions or opinions. Over time, the adverb form 'hardheadedly' emerged to describe actions taken with a stubborn or resolute mindset. The phrase has often been associated with strong-willed individuals in various contexts, reflecting a deep commitment to their beliefs or decisions, regardless of external influences.