contumaciously

He rebelled contumaciously against his mother's and my plan for him to take sailing lessons this summer.

The judge concluded that Morgan Stanley "has deliberately and contumaciously violated numerous discovery orders."

Again, a mystic sisterhood would contumaciously assert itself, as she met the sanctified frown of some matron, who, according to the rumour of all tongues, had kept cold snow within her bosom throughout life.

The Principles of Toleration must do the best they may: but no Dissident man shall worship contumaciously; there is a Plebiscitum to that effect; which, though unspoken, is like the laws of the Medes and Persians.

Earlier this year, several months after Mr. McCain began discussing the option with the two producers, another New York judge, State Supreme Court Justice Karla Moskowitz, concluded that they "willfully and contumaciously disobeyed orders" from the court.

"No matter for the money," said she, giving him a little push towards the door; for her old gentility was contumaciously squeamish at sight of the copper coin, and, besides, it seemed such pitiful meanness to take the child's pocket-money in exchange for a bit of stale gingerbread.