Adamant
Stubbornly unyielding in opinion or decision; unwilling to change one's mind despite persuasion or reasons.
adjectiveAdamant
Stubbornly unyielding in opinion or decision; unwilling to change one's mind despite persuasion or reasons.
adjectiveImagine This
Imagine a courtroom statue that sits unmoved on a pedestal as every argument is presented around it, showing no sign of bending or giving way.
Sounds Like
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Looks Like
Looks like a typical adjective ending in -ant; visually resembles other -ant adjectives such as important, relevant.
Remember This
Adamant is often used with about or that to describe a person's firm stance. It is related to the noun adamancy and the adjective adamantine, both reflecting the idea of hardness or immovability.
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unyielding, resolute, obstinate, inflexible, steadfast
Note
Use adamant to describe a strong, unwavering stance rather than a temporary stubborn mood. It carries a stronger sense than 'firm' or 'determined' and can imply pride or obstinacy in some contexts.