Definition of intransigence in English:

intransigence

(also intransigency)

noun ɪnˈtranzɪdʒ(ə)ns

mass noun

Refusal to change one's views or to agree about something.
in the face of government intransigence, he resigned in disgust
Example sentencesExamples
- The agreement's authors call it a purposeful end-run around the intransigence of national governments.
- This reflected her statesmanship and muted her critics when she was accused of intransigency.
- The book discusses real world issues ranging from browser quirks to client intransigence.
- His intransigence in climbing the mountain, his insistence on understanding, is a metaphor for what the book itself does.
- The intransigence of the board's old-line majority, however, requires little explanation.
- This case may be the first in which EPA intransigence proves to be a boon to environmentalists.
- His intransigence was a refusal to bend within the social sciences.
- In his work, formal intransigence was soon transformed into outright aggression.
- His intransigence on the issue is probably no surprise to lawmakers who have encountered his infamous temper.
- This year, intransigence seemed to be the order of the day.

Definition of intransigence in US English:

intransigence

(also intransigency)

nouninˈtransəjəns

Refusal to change one's views or to agree about something.
in the face of government intransigence, he resigned in disgust
Example sentencesExamples
- The book discusses real world issues ranging from browser quirks to client intransigence.
- His intransigence in climbing the mountain, his insistence on understanding, is a metaphor for what the book itself does.
- His intransigence on the issue is probably no surprise to lawmakers who have encountered his infamous temper.
- The intransigence of the board's old-line majority, however, requires little explanation.
- His intransigence was a refusal to bend within the social sciences.
- This year, intransigence seemed to be the order of the day.
- This reflected her statesmanship and muted her critics when she was accused of intransigency.
- In his work, formal intransigence was soon transformed into outright aggression.
- This case may be the first in which EPA intransigence proves to be a boon to environmentalists.
- The agreement's authors call it a purposeful end-run around the intransigence of national governments.

单词	intransigence
释义	Definition of intransigence in English: intransigence (also intransigency) noun ɪnˈtranzɪdʒ(ə)ns mass noun Refusal to change one's views or to agree about something. in the face of government intransigence, he resigned in disgust Example sentencesExamples The agreement's authors call it a purposeful end-run around the intransigence of national governments. This reflected her statesmanship and muted her critics when she was accused of intransigency. The book discusses real world issues ranging from browser quirks to client intransigence. His intransigence in climbing the mountain, his insistence on understanding, is a metaphor for what the book itself does. The intransigence of the board's old-line majority, however, requires little explanation. This case may be the first in which EPA intransigence proves to be a boon to environmentalists. His intransigence was a refusal to bend within the social sciences. In his work, formal intransigence was soon transformed into outright aggression. His intransigence on the issue is probably no surprise to lawmakers who have encountered his infamous temper. This year, intransigence seemed to be the order of the day. Definition of intransigence in US English: intransigence (also intransigency) nouninˈtransəjəns Refusal to change one's views or to agree about something. in the face of government intransigence, he resigned in disgust Example sentencesExamples The book discusses real world issues ranging from browser quirks to client intransigence. His intransigence in climbing the mountain, his insistence on understanding, is a metaphor for what the book itself does. His intransigence on the issue is probably no surprise to lawmakers who have encountered his infamous temper. The intransigence of the board's old-line majority, however, requires little explanation. His intransigence was a refusal to bend within the social sciences. This year, intransigence seemed to be the order of the day. This reflected her statesmanship and muted her critics when she was accused of intransigency. In his work, formal intransigence was soon transformed into outright aggression. This case may be the first in which EPA intransigence proves to be a boon to environmentalists. The agreement's authors call it a purposeful end-run around the intransigence of national governments.
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