control rigidly

Frequency: 6.85.2 per million words

To manage or direct a situation or process in a very strict manner.

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  • The government sought to control the media rigidly.
  • Her parents used to control her schedule rigidly when she was younger.
  • The new regulations will rigidly control pollutant emissions.
  • He tried to control his anger rigidly, but it was difficult.
  • The dictator's regime rigidly controlled every aspect of public life.
  • Such strict protocols are necessary to control the experiment rigidly.
  • They believe that society should not rigidly control individual freedoms.
  • The company's finances are rigidly controlled by a central committee.
  • Despite the chaos, the project manager managed to control the timeline rigidly.
  • The teacher had to control the noisy class rigidly to maintain order.