The word for today is…
obdurate (adjective):
1a: stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing
b: hardened in feelings
2: resistant to persuasion or softening influences
Source : Merriam -Webster
Etymology : When trying to persuade someone who has an obdurate disposition, you may end up feeling rather dour about your ability to change their mind. To endure such encounters in the future, you may find that you need to be more durable and not let their mulishness get you down. Maybe you will find such situations less stressful if you can face them knowing that the words obdurate, dour, endure, and durable are etymological kissing cousins. All trace back to the Latin adjective durus, which means “hard.”
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