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rigid
01
not flexible or easily bent
Examples
The ruler was made of rigid plastic, ensuring accurate measurements.
The old tree had become rigid with age, its branches gnarled and immovable.
02
(of a person or body part) held stiff and motionless due to fear, shock, or strong tension
Examples
He stood rigid with fear, unable to take a step.
Jenny was rigid with terror.
03
unwilling to change or adapt, especially in attitudes or beliefs
Examples
His rigid views on education prevented any discussions on reform.
His rigid approach to politics often led to confrontations with others.
04
describing an airship or dirigible whose shape is maintained by a stiff, unyielding frame
Examples
The Hindenburg was a famous rigid airship.
Rigid airships require a solid internal framework.
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