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ADJECTIVE
  1. unreasonably rigid in the face of argument or entreaty or attack

How To Use mulish In A Sentence

  • Sophia set her face in a mulish expression as she cornered Mina in her parlour.
  • He had the round, deep-chested, big-hearted, well-coupled body of the ideal mountain pony, and his head and neck were true thoroughbred, slender, yet full, with lovely alert ears not too small to be vicious nor too large to be stubborn mulish. ON THE MAKALOA MAT
  • But the federation's shortsighted, almost mulish, policy of zeroing in on rank commercial stuff, with not even a trace of art or any other form of appeal, has been extremely detrimental for Indian cinema.
  • Lady Elizabeth stood her ground, her expression mulish as she met his gaze. Shameless
  • Her voice was soft but stubborn, her mulish chin set.
  • Once again, Jane found herself confronted by a mulish Japanese commander who refused to release his prisoner without the consent of the British authorities. A Covert Affair
  • Of course this mulish inability to understand the other side characterizes elements in both parties.
  • He looked at the nurse with a sort of mulish defiance.
  • In one of the last glimpses we have of Nellie in the diary, she is standing “by the drawing-room door in the full light, white & pink, with her funny rather foolish mulish face.” Imperfect Union
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