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Intractable

taught disciplined or tamed violent stubborn obstinate refractory as an intractable child

Wild or intractable disposed to break away from duty untamed as a haggard

of being taught or not easily instructed dull in intellect intractable unteachable indocile

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taught trained or disciplined not easily instructed or governed dull intractable

The quality of being intractable intractableness

and marked by a tendency to the development of chronic intractable inflammations of the skin mucous membrane bones joints and other

quality or state of being indocile dullness of intellect unteachableness intractableness

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