budge
The verb budge means to change your opinion or to move something with difficulty and it is almost always used in the negative.
Mr
The adviser to the Chart Thai Pattana leader refused to budge from the amendment push, a
Chart Thai Pattana source said.
Mr Kasit yesterday refused to budge on the question of diplomatic
ties with Cambodia.
Evy
But some of the men refused to budge
from the danger zone and were left alone to fend for themselves.
Red shirts vowed to disrupt his
tour, but found themselves unable to budge
for most of the day as 500 blue shirts encircled them on the road and
kept them hemmed in with six-wheeler trucks.
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