intransigence in Greek
intransigence in Greek is αδιαλλαξία — intransigence means a refusal to alter one's opinions or come to an agreement.
intransigence in Greek
αδιαλλαξία
Pronounced: adiallaxia
Unwillingness to change one's views or to agree.
What does "intransigence" mean?
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noun A refusal to alter one's opinions or come to an agreement.
""We feel that we've been compelled to take this action due to the intransigence of the Government," said RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch."
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intransigence in a sentence
- "We feel that we've been compelled to take this action due to the intransigence of the Government," said RMT General Secretary Mick Lynch.
- Rishi Sunak is not interested in the climate emergency – and everyone knows it. Forced to make a flying visit to Cop27, Mr Sunak’s intransigence made him an outcast at the UN summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt.
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What is "intransigence" in Greek?
"intransigence" in Greek is αδιαλλαξία. intransigence means: A refusal to alter one's opinions or come to an agreement.
How do you pronounce αδιαλλαξία?
"intransigence" in Greek is αδιαλλαξία, pronounced "adiallaxia".
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