No. 12,168 in Spanish
intransigencia
Unwillingness to compromise or accept others' views.
In a sentence
La intransigencia del líder político obstaculizó las negociaciones.
The political leader's stubbornness hindered negotiations.
Here, 'intransigencia' refers to a lack of willingness to compromise or adapt during discussions.
Mostrar intransigencia al tratar un tema complejo puede reducir las posibilidades de llegar a una solución.
Showing inflexibility when dealing with a complex topic can reduce the chances of reaching a solution.
In this sentence, 'intransigencia' is used to denote an attitude of rigidity and unwillingness to change one's stance.
Su intransigencia al respecto dejó claro que no estaba dispuesto a aceptar ningún argumento.
His intransigence on the matter made it clear he was not willing to accept any argument.
Here, 'intransigencia' is employed to describe a firm position that rejects any contrary viewpoint or argument.
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