In extended use (frequently of the heart, spirit, will, etc.): resistant; ungovernable; stubborn. In predicative use. Obsolete.

That resists or is capable of resisting (someone or something); that offers resistance; resistant. Also: characterized by resistance.

Making or offering resistance or opposition (to a person or thing); hostile, antagonistic, rebellious. Now rare (chiefly poetic in later use).

In extended use (frequently of the heart, spirit, will, etc.): resistant; ungovernable; stubborn. In attributive use.

= resistant, adj. (in various senses).

Opposing, resisting, adverse.

That makes or offers resistance or opposition; tending to resist someone or something; unyielding; not susceptible. Frequently with to.

Offering resistance or opposition. Frequently with to. Now rare.

Resistant to compulsion or persuasion; uncooperative, recalcitrant; unwilling, reluctant.

Capable of or characterized by resistance; having a tendency or disposition to resist something or someone.

Inclined to resist someone or something; capable of resistance.

Scottish. That stands out in resistance or opposition. Obsolete. rare.

that withstands.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1b.)