define rigidly

Examples (10)

• It's crucial not to define roles too rigidly in a dynamic team.
• The contract rigidly defines the responsibilities of each party.
• Historically, gender roles were rigidly defined in many societies.
• Modern art refuses to be rigidly defined by traditional categories.
• Can we define success more rigidly to avoid ambiguity?
• The new policy will rigidly define acceptable behavior in the workplace.
• Philosophers have long struggled to rigidly define the concept of consciousness.
• His interpretation of the rules was too rigidly defined, leaving no room for flexibility.
• The terms of the agreement were rigidly defined to prevent future disputes.
• Some institutions define academic freedom too rigidly, stifling innovation.