Como se dice "opinionated"?

Question

Every translation I have been given translates more along the lines of stubborn than opinionated.

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Answer 1

Well, that's what it is, even Websters gives stubborness as the definition so what more do you need. You should take what the translator gives you. But that's just my opinion.

• I think that you are just being opinionated myself (or is that stubborn - I forget), but that is just my opinion. Jeje - Izanoni1 Oct 12, 2009

Answer 2

I think the answer is "terca". Of course it also means obstinante, but then one that is stubborn or obstinante has a strong opinion, make of that what you will.

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Answer 3

I would translate it as :criticón o criticona...someone who criticizes mostly everything or has an opinion for everything, now...this is my understanding of the wod

Answer 4

The way I meant opinionated was someone who has very strong opinions for themselves and stands up for what they believe in... not really stubborn or criticizing of others...

Answer 5

apiñodo(a)? opinionated

Answer 6

apiñonada(o), lo siento mucho!

Answer 7

I don´t think there is a word for that in spanish. You may say "tiene opiniones firmes", "está segura de lo que opina" etc, but I can´t think in only a word that means that. That happens sometimes!

Answer 8

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Answer 9

¿Que tal "dogmático"?

• Nice answer... but a bit strong. It falls in the lines, as could stubborn. Rude could also fall in line. - sinsonte May 21, 2012