Stubborness
/ˈstʌbərnɪs/
Definitions
- (n.) The quality of being unreasonably obstinate in legal negotiations or proceedings.
The lawyer's stubbornness prolonged the settlement talks unnecessarily.
Forms
- stubborness
- stubbornness
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Commentary
In legal contexts, stubbornness often affects negotiation dynamics and may influence perceptions of good faith.
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