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Adj — Stubbornly determined to do things one's own way, ignoring advice or objections.

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Etymology

From Middle English heedstrong, a compound of head and strong describing someone whose "head" is strong-willed.

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What does “headstrong” mean?

The word “headstrong” means stubbornly determined to do things one's own way, ignoring advice or objections. In plain terms, stubborn and set on having your own way.

How do you use “headstrong” in a sentence?

Here is “headstrong” used in a sentence: “Their headstrong daughter refused to change her plans no matter what they said.”

What part of speech is “headstrong”?

“Headstrong” is an adjective.

Where does the word “headstrong” come from?

The word “headstrong” comes from Middle English. From Middle English heedstrong, a compound of head and strong describing someone whose "head" is strong-willed.

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