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It is typically used to describe someone who is obstinately or deliberately uncooperative or difficult. Example: "Despite the team's efforts to reach a compromise, her bloody-minded attitude made negotiations nearly impossible." Alternatives include "stubborn" or "obstinate."
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bloody-minded
adjective
Eager for or wanting blood
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Others might call him bloody-minded.
Meat made you brave; bloody meat made you bloody-minded.
"You've got to be bloody-minded and stay bloody-minded.
I'm bloody-minded like that.
We're bloody-minded about what we do.
"And I was just so bloody-minded.
They're a bit bloody-minded like that.
Hookers are by nature distinctive, argumentative and bloody-minded.
Bloody-minded times call for bloody circuses, I suppose.
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More bloody minded.
It helps, he adds, that he's bloody minded.
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