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UK//wɪəːr ɔːl kaɪndz əv ˈstʌbən//US//wɪr ɔl kaɪndz əv ˈstɜr.bən//

Meaning of We're all kinds of stubborn

To be very determined and unwilling to change decisions or opinions.

In simple words: We are very determined and unwilling to change our minds.

We're all kinds of stubborn in a sentence

  • We're all kinds of stubborn when it comes to our beliefs.
  • Even though they disagree, we're all kinds of stubborn about our opinions.
  • At work, we're all kinds of stubborn to finish the project our way.
  • In our friendship, we're all kinds of stubborn about keeping our promises.
  • Sometimes, we're all kinds of stubborn for no good reason.

How to use We're all kinds of stubborn

Commonly used in informal conversations when discussing personal traits. Avoid in formal writing or speeches.

Grammar pattern

standalone expression

Memory hint

Imagine a bunch of different animals, all stubbornly refusing to move.

Related words

Collocations with We're all kinds of stubborn

  • be stubborn
  • kinds of people
  • stubborn attitude
  • stubborn problem
  • stubborn refusal

Synonyms for We're all kinds of stubborn

Common mistakes with We're all kinds of stubborn

  • Using 'kinds' instead of 'type' when referring to a single group.
  • Confusing 'stubborn' with 'strong-willed' - they have slightly different connotations.
  • Overusing 'we're' in formal contexts when 'we are' might be more appropriate.

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Frequently asked questions about We're all kinds of stubborn

What does We're all kinds of stubborn mean?

We are very determined and unwilling to change our minds.

What is the definition of We're all kinds of stubborn?

To be very determined and unwilling to change decisions or opinions.

How do you use We're all kinds of stubborn in a sentence?

We're all kinds of stubborn when it comes to our beliefs.

Can you give another example of We're all kinds of stubborn?

Even though they disagree, we're all kinds of stubborn about our opinions.

What are synonyms for We're all kinds of stubborn?

Common alternatives include obstinate, headstrong, determined, unyielding, tenacious.

What words go with We're all kinds of stubborn?

It commonly pairs with be stubborn, kinds of people, stubborn attitude, stubborn problem, stubborn refusal.

What are common mistakes when using We're all kinds of stubborn?

Using 'kinds' instead of 'type' when referring to a single group. Confusing 'stubborn' with 'strong-willed' - they have slightly different connotations. Overusing 'we're' in formal contexts when 'we are' might be more appropriate.

How do you pronounce We're all kinds of stubborn?

US: //wɪr ɔl kaɪndz əv ˈstɜr.bən//, UK: //wɪəːr ɔːl kaɪndz əv ˈstʌbən//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use We're all kinds of stubborn?

Commonly used in informal conversations when discussing personal traits. Avoid in formal writing or speeches.