Stubborn vs Stuborn
Learn why "stubborn" is correct and "stuborn" is incorrect.
stuborn
Incorrect spelling - ""Stuborn"" is a misspelling missing a letter.
"stuborn" is a common misspelling of "stubborn". Always use "stubborn" when referring to the correct word.
stubborn
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Stubborn" means unwilling to change one’s attitude or position.
Definition of stubborn
"stubborn": "Stubborn" means unwilling to change one’s attitude or position.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for stubborn
- • obstinate
- • rigid
Usage Examples
"Correct:" He is stubborn.
"Correct:" A stubborn child.
"Correct:" She remained stubborn.
"Correct:" Stubborn habits are hard to break.
"Incorrect:" He is stuborn.
"Incorrect:" A stuborn child.
Notes:
- • Contains double 'b'.
- • Common adjective.
- • Used for people and habits.
- • Often misspelled by omission.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Stubborn.
Q: Is stuborn correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning of stubborn?
A: Unwilling to change.
Q: Common error?
A: Missing 'b'.
Summary
"Stubborn" is the correct spelling for someone who resists change. "Stuborn" is incorrect and should not be used.