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Meanings of rigid in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "determined"
Examples for "determined"
1
Chris, however, was determined: 'You've done nothing for the last seven months.
2
Union representative John Maguire said workers remained determined to continue their protests.
3
Authorities said the method used for gaining access is still being determined.
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State Services Minister Chris Hipkins came into office determined on sweeping changes.
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The Commission said it was determined to put health and safety first.
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Earlier efforts produced fierce clashes at sea with anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd.
2
Britain's emergency anti-terrorism legislation has become law after days of fierce debate.
3
Battles in the streets are followed by fierce debates in the Assembly.
4
The noise was terrific; the sight was terrible in its fierce grandeur.
5
Iraqi forces expect a fierce battle against Islamic State to retake Mosul.
1
Future studies enrolling patients with true LAF using strict definition are needed.
2
The case has brought new attention to El Salvador's strict abortion laws.
3
The South American country has taken a strict view on quarantine measures.
4
Rules are strict: fighting, drug use and alcohol abuse lead to expulsion.
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The country's strict lockdown has left millions in need of food aid.
1
He had loved her so-theone soft side of his adamantine character.
2
And our first discovery will be that such communication has adamantine limitations.
3
His iron breast has met with others as adamantine as his own.
4
Personally, he discovered, he preferred such beauty to the latter adamantine qualities.
5
But Sir John had met all her wiles with his adamantine smile.
Incapable of adapting or changing to meet circumstances.
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Usage of rigid in anglès
1
The challenge is fitting rigid inflation management into an often-messy political reality.
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Mr Ussher said the current migrant work visa system is too rigid.
3
The Company is a manufacturer of rigid packaging for consumer goods products.
4
The wagon-covers became sticky in the sun, and rigid in the cold.
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Solution: Internal supplier management programmes should be adjusted for more rigid inspections.
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The positivist belief in universal and rigid determinism, especially shown in Taine.
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I love that now I can think outside that really rigid box.
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They wait, arms extended, holding their bodies in a rigid, leaning-rest position.
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People create rigid structures of thought and tend to be rather introspective.
10
De Rançun was staring straight ahead, his body rigid as a stone.
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He stood in the center of the fire-lit room rigid and immovable.
12
The law of right is rigid; that of external ceremonies is flexible.
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The most rigid, the most precise etiquette prevailed in the Imperial residences.
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She thought to wonder what instinct made her body rigid when shocked.
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But even in their curiosity the rigid discipline of the Pan-Antis prevailed.
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The rigid economizer is in danger of being classed with the sluggard.
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Rigid across language varieties
United Kingdom
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