English
intransigentism
From intransigent + -ism.
Formed from intransigent + -ism
Latin trānsigō ‘to come to an understanding’
Spanish intransigente
French intransigeant ‘intransigent, unaccommodating’
English intransigent
Today it means
noun The principles, practice, or predisposition (nature) of intransigents: perennial refusal to compromise.
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Etymograph / intransigentism