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intractable
adjective
1 said of a person: difficult to control or influence; obstinate.
2 said of a problem, illness, etc: difficult to solve, cure or deal with.
[16c: from Latin intractabilis , from tractare to handle]
intractability noun .
intractably adverb .
adjective
1 said of a person: difficult to control or influence; obstinate.
2 said of a problem, illness, etc: difficult to solve, cure or deal with.
[16c: from Latin intractabilis , from tractare to handle]
intractability noun .
intractably adverb .
tractable
adjective
1 said especially of a child, animal, etc or their disposition: easily managed, controlled, etc; docile.
2 said of a material, etc: pliant.
[15c: from Latin tractare to handle]
tractability noun .
tractably adverb .
adjective
1 said especially of a child, animal, etc or their disposition: easily managed, controlled, etc; docile.
2 said of a material, etc: pliant.
[15c: from Latin tractare to handle]
tractability noun .
tractably adverb .
unactable
adjective unable to be acted; not suitable for theatrical performance.
[19c]
unactability noun .
adjective unable to be acted; not suitable for theatrical performance.
[19c]
unactability noun .
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