extremely rigid

Frequency: 7.211.1 per million words

Used to emphasize a very high degree of inflexibility.

rigidADVERB + rigid (unwilling to change)

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Examples (10)

  • The company's policies are extremely rigid, leaving no room for negotiation.
  • His stance on the issue remained extremely rigid, despite overwhelming evidence.
  • They found the traditional education system to be extremely rigid and unadaptable.
  • The new regulations are extremely rigid, making it difficult for small businesses to comply.
  • She has an extremely rigid schedule, allowing no spontaneous changes.
  • The programming language has an extremely rigid syntax, requiring precise coding.
  • Many found the old societal norms to be extremely rigid and outdated.
  • The security protocols were designed to be extremely rigid to prevent any breaches.
  • He was criticized for his extremely rigid interpretation of the rules.
  • The framework for the project is extremely rigid, which can stifle creativity.