1. in a way that is difficult or impossible to manage, control, or solve

Examples

• The problem remained intractably complex despite months of research.
• She was intractably opposed to any changes in the policy.
• The conflict has become intractably difficult to resolve.
• The disease progressed intractably, resisting all treatments.
• He argued intractably against the proposed merger.
• The budget deficit grew intractably larger each year.