Synonyms for intransigence
in·tran·si·gence

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1. intransigency, intransigencenoun

   the trait of being intransigent; stubbornly refusing to compromise

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   intransigency

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1. • Stubbornness

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1. List of paraphrases for "intransigence":

   intransigent, inflexibility, obstinacy, uncompromising

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1. State John Kerry:

   We have in fact made genuine progress but ... we are not yet where we need to be on several of the most difficult issues, if we don't have a deal and there is absolute intransigence and unwillingness to move on the things that are important (for) us, (U.S.) President (Barack) Obama has always said we're prepared to walk away.

2. Archbishop Ieronymos:

   If the world community, the leaders of powerful states, and international organizations do not take bold decisions, the ever-threatening presence of vulnerable refugee women and children will continue to grow globally, together we must shake the rocks and the walls against the intransigence of the powerful of the Earth.

3. Philip Hammond:

   This is one of the last opportunities that Russia will have to avoid yet further significant damage to its economy that is bound to happen if the intransigence of Vladimir Putin forces the rest of the world to increase and tighten the sanctions.

4. Ba Odah lawyer:

   Invoking privacy concerns is a shameless, transparent excuse to mask [Pentagon] intransigence, mr. Ba Odah has provided his full, informed consent to the release of his medical records.

5. Ali Bagheri:

   Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed, our negotiating partners need to be realistic, avoid intransigence and heed lessons of past 4yrs.