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stubborn; close-minded

stubborn; close-minded. OPINIONATED. thief, robber, bandit. BRIGAND. to let go; give up. RELINQUISH. careful, cautious. CIRCUMSPECT. an opening; to break through. BREACH. to seize, confiscate. COMMANDEER. A difficult problem with no perfect answer. DILEMMA. A complete standstill.

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stubborn; close-minded

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  1. stubborn; close-minded • OPINIONATED

  2. thief, robber, bandit • BRIGAND

  3. to let go; give up • RELINQUISH

  4. careful, cautious • CIRCUMSPECT

  5. an opening; to break through • BREACH

  6. to seize, confiscate • COMMANDEER

  7. A difficult problem with no perfect answer • DILEMMA

  8. A complete standstill • DEADLOCK

  9. to wipe out; to erase • EFFACE

  10. awkward, heavy, hard to handle • CUMBERSOME

  11. a hopeless mess MUDDLE

  12. scattered fragments, litter • debris

  13. uncontrolled • unbridled

  14. to scold • admonish

  15. to spread out; wordy • diffuse

  16. false, not true • spurious

  17. enduring, lasting for a long time • perennial

  18. to incline to beforehand • predispose

  19. rescue, recover, retrieve • salvage

  20. irregular, sudden and violent but brief • spasmodic

  21. to stop proceedings temporarily; move to another place • adjourn

  22. having a pleasing appearance • comely

  23. a trick • feint

  24. to strengthen • fortify

  25. to make fun of rudely • jeer

  26. exotic, unfamiliar • alien

  27. immoral, corrupt • dissolute

  28. the process of driving or forcing out • expulsion

  29. food for horses • fodder

  30. pay back, reimburse • compensate

  31. Irregular, unpredictable • erratic

  32. raw material for a designated purpose • fodder

  33. concise, short and sweet • terse

  34. multiply, burgeon, increase • proliferate

  35. Ordinary, run-of-the-mill • mediocre

  36. subdue, vanquish, conquer • subjugate

  37. tempt, to tease • tantalize

  38. unwavering, firm • unflinching

  39. unreadable • illegible

  40. taint, soil, stain • sully

  41. profitable • lucrative

  42. filch, rob, swipe • pilfer

  43. a likeness • semblance

  44. seize illegally • usurp

  45. looter, pirate • marauder

  46. angry, livid • irate

  47. excessive fatness • obesity

  48. conclude, finish • terminate

  49. to make up, devise • fabricate

  50. famous, outstanding, renowned • eminent

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