intractably
/ɪnˈtræktəbli/
adverb
- In a way that is very difficult to manage, control, or solve.
- Her illness was intractably resistant to every treatment the doctors tried.
- The conflict remained intractably stuck, with neither side willing to compromise.
- The budget deficit grew intractably larger despite repeated attempts to cut spending.
- In a stubborn or unyielding manner; refusing to change one's mind or behavior.
- She was intractably opposed to the new policy, no matter how many benefits were explained.
- He intractably refused to listen to any advice, even from his closest friends.
- The child remained intractably silent, crossing his arms and looking away.
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