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Meanings of inflexibility in English
Usage of inflexibility in English
1
This ideal had two sides; talent and character: great capacities and inflexibility.
2
He says the biggest problem is the inflexibility of the funding system.
3
The strong rhetoric and inflexibility on both sides have made investors skittish.
4
The Pope's Polishness is seen as the root of the Vatican's inflexibility.
5
She endeavours to account for the inflexibility of her parents and uncles.
6
She grasped the propeller-itresisted her touch with hard and absolute inflexibility.
7
There had been objections on one side and inflexibility on the other.
8
She had experienced his obstinacy, and knew the inflexibility of his nature.
9
And by its narrowness and inflexibility, it imposes a rigour of thought.
10
Excited as she was, she had seen the inflexibility of his purpose.
11
The rejection seemed to upset him, and she regretted her own inflexibility.
12
Isabella nobly added her prayer to Mariana's, but the Duke feigned inflexibility.
13
For that peace we struggle against the dull inflexibility of the German Will-to-Power.
14
His base was plain common sense, direct statement, and the inflexibility of logic.
15
Some indecision on your part may well be interpreted by others as inflexibility.
16
He had not expected this inflexibility from one in my situation.
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Translations for inflexibility
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Inflexibility through the time
Inflexibility across language varieties
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