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stubborns

stubborns noun: stubbornness.

Noun

the stubborns pl (plural only)

  1. (colloquial, plural, plural-only) stubbornness
    • He's been proven wrong twice and keeps writing those protest articles! That old man definitely has a case of the stubborns.

Origin of stubborns

From stubborn + -s, as if the plural of a singular noun.

Phrases with stubborns

Questions about stubborns

What does stubborns mean?
Stubborns means stubbornness.
What part of speech is stubborns?
Stubborns is a noun.

Words near stubborns in the dictionary

  1. stubbornest
  2. stubborning up
  3. stubbornly
  4. stubbornness
  5. stubbornnesses
  6. stubborns
  7. stubborns up
  8. stubbourn
  9. stubboy
  10. Stubbs
  11. stubby

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