opposite to something
antagonistic; opposite
showing no fear about refusing to obey; openly disobedient
disobedient, disregardful
not obedient
defiant, mischievous
fixed in position; (two or more people carrying on) a business
inflexible
(of a person) irritable; bad-tempered
grouchy, cross
difficult to control; refusing advice
stubborn
disobedient
rebellious
an animal that is the young of a horse and a donkey; a slipper without a heel
stubborn
(of children, behaviour etc) bad; wrong (but usually not seriously)
bad, misbehaved
not easily agreeing to an argument or being persuaded; stubborn
stubborn, determined
(of a person) deliberately continuing to do wrong; (of behaviour) unreasonable
mean, ornery; troublesome
taking part in a rebellion; not easily controlled
disobedient, unmanageable
refusing to obey (especially after being punished)
disobedient, uncontrollable
(of a person, audience etc) unwilling or unable to be still and patient
impatient, nervous
not easily bent or changed in shape; hard to stir, work, move etc; formal, unfriendly; thoroughly; a dead body
hard, inflexible
(of a person) having a strong, determined will; difficult to deal
obstinate, unyielding
causing worry, unhappiness, difficulty
bothersome, worrisome
not easily controlled; naughty
disobedient
not willing (to do something)
not in the mood
not easily controlled or guided
contrary, unmanageable
(of a person) determined to have one's own way; intentional
stubborn, obstinate
