inflexible (Meaning)
inflexible (a)
incapable of change
not making concessions
resistant to being bent
inflexible (s)
incapable of adapting or changing to meet circumstances
inflexible (a.)
Not capable of being bent; stiff; rigid; firm; unyielding.
Firm in will or purpose; not to be turned, changed, or altered; resolute; determined; unyieding; inexorable; stubborn.
Incapable of change; unalterable; immutable.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inflexible
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inflexible Sentence Examples
- The negotiator's inflexible stance hindered the progress of the talks.
- The software's inflexible design prevented it from accommodating user preferences.
- The CEO exhibited an inflexible leadership style, refusing to compromise on his decisions.
- The bureaucratic system was inflexible, making it difficult for citizens to access services.
- The employee's inflexible schedule made it impossible to accommodate their request for a flexible work arrangement.
- The government's inflexible immigration policy discouraged skilled workers from immigrating.
- The inflexible rules of the game limited the creativity and enjoyment of the players.
- The road's inflexible contours made it hazardous for vehicles to navigate.
- The inflexible bond between the mother and child was unbreakable.
- The inflexible boundaries of the country protected it from external threats but also hindered trade and movement.
FAQs About the word inflexible
incapable of change, not making concessions, resistant to being bent, incapable of adapting or changing to meet circumstancesNot capable of being bent; stiff; r
unchanging, fixed,unchangeable, determinate, hard-and-fast, steadfast, unalterable, constant, inalterable, immutable
elastic, flexible, elastic,flexible, adjustable, adaptable, adaptable, adjustable, variable, variable
The negotiator's inflexible stance hindered the progress of the talks.
The software's inflexible design prevented it from accommodating user preferences.
The CEO exhibited an inflexible leadership style, refusing to compromise on his decisions.
The bureaucratic system was inflexible, making it difficult for citizens to access services.
