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Synonyms
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Meaning:
doctrinaire

theoretical (and not thinking about practical problems)

dogmatic, opinionated

dogged

determined and stubborn when trying to solve or complete something

determined, persistent

headstrong

difficult to control; refusing advice

stubborn

mule

an animal that is the young of a horse and a donkey; a slipper without a heel

stubborn

obdurate

stubborn

pig-headed, stubborn

obstinate

not easily agreeing to an argument or being persuaded; stubborn

stubborn, determined

perverse

(of a person) deliberately continuing to do wrong; (of behaviour) unreasonable

mean, ornery; troublesome

stern

demanding and enforcing obedience; severe; strict; the back end (of a ship or boat)

serious, authoritarian

stubborn

(of a person) having a strong, determined will; difficult to deal

obstinate, unyielding

tenacious

holding tightly; very determined to get or keep something, be successful in winning an argument etc

strong, unyielding

unfaltering

not hesitating

steadfast

wayward

not easily controlled or guided

contrary, unmanageable

willful

(of a person) determined to have one's own way; intentional

stubborn, obstinate

MULISH as in Wiktionary
MULISH as in Wikipedia