Intransigent means stubbornly unwilling to agree or negotiate. This word describes a resolute, immovable stance. It is used ...

From government shutdowns that won’t end in Congress to personal showdowns at the dinner table, modern life is full of moments where people just won’t budge. That spirit of unbending refusal is ...

Why it's catching on: Intransigence seems to us like a fairly obscure word for a common phenomenon. So why haven't commentators seized on any of its synonyms? Maybe "Republican intransigence" just ...

“I can’t stand winter,” said Herb Collins, who had dropped in at the Mule Barn’s philosophy counter for a quick cup. “There’s nothing to do.” “Get out and enjoy it,” suggested Doc. “Go skiing. Go ice ...

The UK could experience a "no deal" departure from the EU if the bloc takes a "deliberately intransigent approach" to Brexit negotiations, MPs have been told. Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab made the ...

As absurd as it may sound, in many respects Intransigent is only human. Like people, the four-legged stayer is prone to making minor mistakes, occasionally suffers from small-man's syndrome and isn't ...