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Because the actual defintion of intractable is hard to control or deal with, and someone who is stubborn won't let you control them, and are hard to deal with.
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What does intractable mean?
hard to manage, not easily treated, stubborn, obstinate, and hard to move forward
What is the root word of intractable mean?
The root word if 'intractable' is 'tractable'. Tractable is an adjective meaning easy to guide and order, controllable, compliant. From tractable comes the word intractable, which means difficult to order or guide, hard to direct and manage, unruly.
What does Sabine mean?
stubborn
What does the simile as stubborn as a mule mean?
it means to be very stubborn. exp-my bro was as stubborn as a mule and refused to buy me stuff
Use intractable in a sentence?
This dispute remains one of the most intractable international conflicts in the world.
What does intractable mean?
hard to manage, not easily treated, stubborn, obstinate, and hard to move forward
What is the root meaning of intractable?
Not tractable; not easily governed, managed, or directed; indisposed to be taught, disciplined, or tamed; violent; stubborn; obstinate; refractory; as, an intractable child.
What does the medical abbreviation not intractable mean?
It means treatable or curable.
What is the root word of intractable mean?
The root word if 'intractable' is 'tractable'. Tractable is an adjective meaning easy to guide and order, controllable, compliant. From tractable comes the word intractable, which means difficult to order or guide, hard to direct and manage, unruly.
Is communism a intractable conflict?
is communism a intractable conflict?
What is a sentence for intractable?
The most intractable challenges of the 21st century.
What does stubbotn mean?
stubborn
What does necio mean?
stubborn
What does Sabine mean?
stubborn
Sentence with intractable?
Intractable is a word used to describe something or someone who is hard to control. A good sentence would be, she was intractable as she became a teenager.
What is the difference between hardheaded and stubborn?
Hardheaded and stubborn can mean the same thing. They are synonyms. Hardheaded can also mean realistic and pragmatic, but usually it means stubborn. If someone is stubborn they could be called hardheaded and vis-versa
What does the simile as stubborn as a mule mean?
it means to be very stubborn. exp-my bro was as stubborn as a mule and refused to buy me stuff
