1. People who refuse to compromise or agree, especially in political or ideological disputes; uncompromising individuals.
Usage: Usually plural or used as a count noun; Often used in political contexts

Examples

• The intransigents on both sides of the debate refused to find any common ground.
• Political intransigents blocked the peace negotiations for months.
• The party's intransigents opposed any reform to the traditional platform.
• Intransigents in the movement rejected all proposals for compromise.
• The intransigents held firm to their principles despite mounting pressure.
• She was known as one of the intransigents who would never bend on matters of principle.