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stubborn up

stubborn up verb: to become stubborn; to refuse to change one's mind or stance.

Verb

stubborn up (third-person singular simple present stubborns up, present participle stubborning up, simple past and past participle stubborned up)

  1. (intransitive) To become stubborn; to refuse to change one's mind or stance.

Forms of stubborn up

third-person singular presentstubborns up
present participlestubborning up
past participlestubborned up
paststubborned up

Questions about stubborn up

What does stubborn up mean?
Stubborn up means to become stubborn; to refuse to change one's mind or stance.
What part of speech is stubborn up?
Stubborn up is a verb.
What is the past tense of stubborn up?
The past tense of stubborn up is stubborned up.

Words near stubborn up in the dictionary

  1. stubbly
  2. Stubbo
  3. stubborn
  4. stubborn as a mule
  5. stubborn disease
  6. stubborn up
  7. stubborned up
  8. stubborner
  9. stubbornest
  10. stubborning up
  11. stubbornly

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