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Meanings of inflexible in English
Portuguese
inflexível Spanish
intransigente Portuguese
inflexível Spanish
inflexible Resistant to being bent;
Usage of inflexible in English
1
That said; a slightly inflexible approach could hamper progress in subtle ways.
2
A rather inflexible approach will certainly need to be kept in line.
3
Suddenly he dropped the formal French and pronounced in his inflexible voice:
4
It is quite inflexible in how it wants operations to be performed.
5
You are inflexible; you feel you have the right to be inflexible.
6
The only downside may be a rather inflexible time limit or deadline.
7
Father sat pale and inflexible; tear after tear rolling down his cheeks.
8
His judges were inflexible; and allowed him hardly time to confess himself.
9
His will was like fate, inflexible in the accomplishment of his purpose.
10
But even in this we should be chary of following inflexible rules.
11
These told you of the presence of an indomitable and inflexible will.
12
Causes range from ignorance and embarrassment to bad planning and inflexible operations.
13
But, then, it had proclaimed only the inflexible monotony of the Rule.
14
The system of Lycurgus was agreeable to his stern and inflexible temper.
15
The lip had a rare combination of exquisite refinement and inflexible resolve.
16
He was kind and gentle to her, but inflexible in his resolve.
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Inflexible through the time
Inflexible across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common