obstinate vs. stubborn
obstinate vs. stubborn
These two seem almost the same.
Could you explain the difference with some good examples?
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They are synonyms and can be used interchangeably.
See http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/stubborn
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here in Brazil we use stubborn when somebody do something wrong and continues doing it even you say what is the right way, exemple, you say me that 2+2 is 3 and I correct you and show that is 4, but u don't continues saying that is 3, so you are stubborn at least we use like that in Brazil ahahahah And Obstinate is who persists, example, you want to be a well-known person, so you study a lot and get good scores, make good projects and stands out from other, you are obstinate ahahaha well I hope helped you o/
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