inflexible in Latin
inflexible in Latin is rigens — inflexible means unable to bend or be physically altered in shape.
inflexible in Latin
rigens
What does "inflexible" mean?
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adj Unable to bend or be physically altered in shape.
"The old metal rod was rusted stiff and inflexible."
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adj Unwilling to change one's opinions, plans, or ways of doing things.
"Her manager was famously inflexible about working hours."
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inflexible in a sentence
- The old metal rod was rusted stiff and inflexible.
- Her manager was famously inflexible about working hours.
- The rules seemed inflexible, with no exceptions allowed for anyone.
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What is "inflexible" in Latin?
"inflexible" in Latin is rigens. inflexible means: Unable to bend or be physically altered in shape.
How do you use "inflexible" in a sentence?
Example: "The old metal rod was rusted stiff and inflexible." In Latin, "inflexible" is rigens.
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