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Pronunciation / Transliteration: intransigeance
"Son intransigeance a bloqué toutes les négociations."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Refusal to change one's views or to agree about something.
"The peace talks failed due to the intransigence of both factions."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Mid 19th century: from French intransigeance, from Spanish intransigencia, from intransigente 'refusing to compromise', based on Latin in- 'not' + transigere 'come to an agreement'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Intransigence" is said worldwide
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intransigeance
Transliteration: intransigeance
"Son intransigeance a bloqué toutes les négociations."
Intransigenz
Transliteration: Intransigenz
"Wegen ihrer Intransigenz scheiterte der Kompromiss."
intransigenza
Transliteration: intransigenza
"L'intransigenza del governo ha sorpreso tutti."
intransigencia
Transliteration: intransigencia
"La intransigencia política impide llegar a un acuerdo."
intransigência
Transliteration: intransigência
"A intransigência da diretoria frustrou os funcionários."
हठधर्मिता
Transliteration: hathdharmita
"उनकी हठधर्मिता के कारण समझौता नहीं हो सका।"
不妥协
Transliteration: bù tuǒxié
"双方的强硬不妥协导致了谈判破裂。"
비타협성
Transliteration: bitahyupseong
"그들의 비타협성 때문에 회담이 결렬되었다."
非妥協性
Transliteration: hitakyōsei
"彼の頑なな非妥協性が合意を妨げた。"
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