Definition of «headstrong»

The term "headstrong" refers to someone who is stubborn, obstinate or uncooperative. This person tends to be inflexible in their thinking and behavior, often refusing to listen to reason or take advice from others. They are determined to do things their way, even if it means going against the opinions of those around them. In short, being headstrong means having a strong will and determination but lacking the ability to compromise or adapt one's approach when necessary.

Usage examples

She refused to listen to anyone's advice and was headstrong about pursuing her own path.
The headstrong teenager insisted on staying out late, despite her parents' concerns.
His headstrong behavior often led to conflicts and disagreements with his colleagues.
Despite being warned of the dangers, the headstrong hiker decided to venture into the wilderness alone.
The headstrong leader made impulsive decisions without considering the consequences for his team.

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Sentences with «headstrong»

Bait is not crime fiction but a portrait sketch of headstrong young men whose plans are thrown into disarray, with surprising ramifications. (purplezengoat.com)
Director Thomas Vinterberg is obviously enchanted by the book, but he's keen not to respect it too much, and his take on the romantic adventures of headstrong country girl Bathsheba Everdene (Mulligan) falls somewhere between Downton Abbey and Danielle Steel. (timeout.com)
Getting a group of people as headstrong as attorneys to agree on anything may be a tough ask, but if everyone is on the same page on how to spend their volunteer time it will encourage participation and teamwork. (lawyermarketing.com)
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Definition of «headstrong»

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Phrases with «headstrong»

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