adamant

adjective
UK /ˈæd.ə.mənt/
US /ˈæd.ə.mənt/

Refusing to change your mind about something.

She was adamant that she would not eat broccoli.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A very hard stone or rock that cannot be broken easily.

The old legend said the sword was made of adamant.

3. Extremely hard and unbreakable in a physical sense.

The castle walls were built of adamant stone.

4. Refusing to be persuaded or talked out of a decision.

He was adamant about leaving early, no matter what we said.