rigidity in Latin
rigidity in Latin is rigor — rigidity means the quality of being stiff and resistant to bending.
rigidity in Latin
rigor
The quality or state of being rigid; lack of pliability; the quality of resisting change of physical shape
What does "rigidity" mean?
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noun The quality of being stiff and resistant to bending.
"Engineers tested the beam's rigidity under load."
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noun Strictness or inflexibility in rules, attitudes, or behaviour.
"The rigidity of the bureaucracy frustrated new employees."
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rigidity in a sentence
- Engineers tested the beam's rigidity under load.
- The rigidity of the bureaucracy frustrated new employees.
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What is "rigidity" in Latin?
"rigidity" in Latin is rigor. rigidity means: The quality of being stiff and resistant to bending.
How do you use "rigidity" in a sentence?
Example: "Engineers tested the beam's rigidity under load." In Latin, "rigidity" is rigor.
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