Examples of 'recalcitrant' in a sentence

Meaning of "recalcitrant"

Recalcitrant is an adjective used to describe a person or animal who is uncooperative, resists authority or control, and is difficult to manage or discipline
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  • Marked by a stubborn unwillingness to obey authority.
  • Unwilling to cooperate socially.
  • Difficult to deal with or to operate.
  • Not viable for an extended period; damaged by drying or freezing.

How to use "recalcitrant" in a sentence

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Some of the most recalcitrant are behind him.
Authorise countervailing measures against a recalcitrant country.
The uses of recalcitrant species in reforestation programs.
It is a rare thing for a messenger to be this recalcitrant.
Our hearts are recalcitrant through repeated disobedience.
Dragon warned me that you could be recalcitrant.
The recalcitrant white men who were.
I will not be defeated by recalcitrant cloud cover.
As recalcitrant and stubborn as they get.
We term these dense strata recalcitrant understory layers.
The recalcitrant hand still refuses to come out.
Josephine LaRue can be rather recalcitrant.
Only a recalcitrant few escaped this leveling of values.
Information on the potential recalcitrant metabolite.
Indeed of some recalcitrant friends of mine who kept telling me.

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The lady has become recalcitrant.
These compounds are recalcitrant to further breakdown and are acutely toxic.
He was also known to paddle recalcitrant boys.
Lighting a recalcitrant lighter requires more thought than it seems.
A technique for feeding recalcitrant children.
A handful of recalcitrant husbands sit in prison at any given time.
Information on the potential recalcitrant metabolites.
Of many recalcitrant social problems.
Partly by negotiation and partly by taking recalcitrant offenders to.
Mixtures of labile and recalcitrant proteins may be processed simultaneously.
What they did not lose were their recalcitrant selves.
They are recalcitrant swine.
It is also possible that they may be recalcitrant and.
Thus avoid having as many recalcitrant potential clients as possible.
Perhaps they could have been called recalcitrant.
Even worse is a recalcitrant attendee.
Araucaria angustifolia is a conifer native of brazil with recalcitrant seeds.
This hormone will encourage recalcitrant stems to produce roots.
Sometimes their messages were words of judgment to those who were recalcitrant.
It meets resistance from the recalcitrant wills of men.
A recalcitrant former pupil.
This further sustains the propensity to recalcitrant ulcers.
However the presence of recalcitrant substances cause inhibition in the process.
Pharaoh was so obstinate and recalcitrant.
But this people has a recalcitrant and rebellious heart.
In this study were analyzed the metabolic changes related to recalcitrant behavior of e.
The management is being very recalcitrant about paying us togging up money.
I had this dimeritium cell built to hold recalcitrant mages.
Fingers of recalcitrant notes.
Quantitative evaluation of dissection time and the use of recalcitrant dissection.
Adolescent recalcitrant egocentricity.
The presbytery proved recalcitrant.
No recalcitrant child here.
Try it if you have a recalcitrant tire.
Treatment of recalcitrant organics through cometabolism is well precedented in the literature.

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