adamant in Japanese
adamant in Japanese is 金剛 — adamant means refusing to change one's mind or position; firmly determined.
adamant in Japanese
金剛
Pronounced: kongō
An imaginary rock or mineral of impenetrable hardness; a name given to the diamond and other substances of extreme hardness.
What does "adamant" mean?
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adj Refusing to change one's mind or position; firmly determined.
"She was adamant that the deadline could not be moved."
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noun A legendary stone or mineral once believed to be unbreakable, historically linked to diamond or lodestone.
"In old tales, the hero's shield was said to be forged from adamant."
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adamant in a sentence
- She was adamant that the deadline could not be moved.
- He remained adamant despite the pressure from his colleagues.
- In old tales, the hero's shield was said to be forged from adamant.
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What is "adamant" in Japanese?
"adamant" in Japanese is 金剛. adamant means: Refusing to change one's mind or position; firmly determined.
How do you pronounce 金剛?
"adamant" in Japanese is 金剛, pronounced "kongō".
How do you use "adamant" in a sentence?
Example: "She was adamant that the deadline could not be moved." In Japanese, "adamant" is 金剛.
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