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Liton Das Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Who denies everything

What do we call a person who never agree with something easily like who argues on something that he knows rather than accepting the false fact other one saying. "Adamant" is that what we call?
  

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Do you want a word that describes someone's general nature? We usually say that someone is "adamant" in relation to a particular statement or belief, not about their general character. A word that can be used in relation to either general character or a specific issue is "stubborn".

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  • Do you want a word that describes someone's general nature?
  • We usually say that someone is "adamant" in relation to a particular statement or belief, not about their general character.
  • A word that can be used in relation to either general character or a specific issue is "stubborn".
  • If someone is "stubborn", it means it is hard to get them to change their opinion or behaviour.
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Do you want a word that describes someone's general nature? We usually say that someone is "adamant" in relation to a particular statement or belief, not about their general character. A word that can be used in relation to either general character or a specific issue is "stubborn". If someone is "stubborn", it means it is hard to get them to change their opinion or behaviour.

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