obdurance
/ˈɒbdjʊrəns/ /ˈɒbdʒʊrəns/noun
= obduracy.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John King (d. 1621), bishop of London. From obdure + -ance, after durance, perdurance.
- genisteine
- genit.
- genital
- genital herpes
- genitalia
- genitalic
- genitally
- genital mutilation
- genital papilla
- genital pore
- genital wart
- genitival
- genitivally
- genitive
- genitive absolute
- genitive case
- genitively
- offside trap
- off-site
- off someone's hands
- off-speed
- off spin
- off-spinner
- off-spinning
- offspring