rigidness (Meaning)
rigidness (n)
the physical property of being stiff and resisting bending
the quality of being rigid and rigorously severe
rigidness (n.)
The quality or state of being rigid.
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rigidness Sentence Examples
- The bridge's rigidness ensured its stability during the earthquake.
- The metal rods exhibited remarkable rigidness, resisting bending forces.
- The athlete's rigidness in training helped prevent injuries.
- The CEO's rigidness in negotiations hindered progress.
- The dogma of the religion promoted rigidness of thought.
- The rigidness of the government's policies stifled innovation.
- The patient's muscles exhibited rigidness due to a neurological disorder.
- The rigidness of the schedule made it difficult to accommodate spontaneous events.
- The rigidness of the rules left no room for interpretation.
- The rigidness of the ceramic vase made it susceptible to cracking.
FAQs About the word rigidness
the physical property of being stiff and resisting bending, the quality of being rigid and rigorously severeThe quality or state of being rigid.
severity, rigidity, sternness, stringency, rigor, strictness, hardness, harshness,inflexibility, callousness
patience, softness, flexibility, tolerance, patience, gentleness, tenderness, gentleness, tolerance, tenderness
The bridge's rigidness ensured its stability during the earthquake.
The metal rods exhibited remarkable rigidness, resisting bending forces.
The athlete's rigidness in training helped prevent injuries.
The CEO's rigidness in negotiations hindered progress.
