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She was wrong, but too blank to admit it bullheaded headstrong hardheaded determined
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She was wrong, but too blank to admit it
bullheaded
headstrong
hardheaded
determined
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I think "headstrong" would be the right term. Headstrong can also mean stubborn in some scenarios, so I think that'd make the most sense.
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the answer is hardheaded
it's said when someone is stubborn
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