obstinately
obstinately
adv.
Ar. and P. αὐθά̄δως, P. σκληρῶς.
adv.
Ar. and P. αὐθά̄δως, P. σκληρῶς.
OBSTINATELY
obstinate; pertinaciter; pervicaciter; praefracte (e.g. nimis praefracte aerarium defendere Cic. Off. 3 22 88); obstinato animo; affirmata voluntate: to act obstinately in anything obstinato animo agere aliquid.
obstinate; pertinaciter; pervicaciter; praefracte (e.g. nimis praefracte aerarium defendere Cic. Off. 3 22 88); obstinato animo; affirmata voluntate: to act obstinately in anything obstinato animo agere aliquid.
obstinately:
1. pertĭnācĭter (for syn., v. preced. artt.): Quint.: Suet.: Plin.
2. pervĭcācĭter: Liv.: Tac.
3. obstĭnātē: Ter.: Caes.
4. expr. by modal abl., pertinaci voluntate, pervicaci animo, etc.: vOBSTINATE . Obstinately set against, obstinatus contra aliquid, Quint. 12, 1, 10: o. bent on fighting, obstinatus ad decertandum, Liv. 6, 3, fin.: to behave o., offirmare se: v. OBSTINATE . (Praefracte is inflexibly, sternly, rather than obstinately: cf. Cic. Off. 3, 22, 88.)
1. pertĭnācĭter (for syn., v. preced. artt.): Quint.: Suet.: Plin.
2. pervĭcācĭter: Liv.: Tac.
3. obstĭnātē: Ter.: Caes.
4. expr. by modal abl., pertinaci voluntate, pervicaci animo, etc.: v