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“intractably”
intractably (adverb), more intractably, most intractably
1. Concerning how an illness or problem is hard to deal with; unmanageably: The ailment that Martin had was intractably stubborn in healing and took various medications to get it under control.
2. Pertaining to how some people are obstinate or uncontrollable: Tony's sister was so uncooperative, cantankerous, and seemingly intractably difficult at times.
2. Pertaining to how some people are obstinate or uncontrollable: Tony's sister was so uncooperative, cantankerous, and seemingly intractably difficult at times.
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tra-, tract-, trac-, -tractive, -traction, -tracting, treat-, trai-
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