Meanings of more rigour in English

A young Nazarene could not have been bred up with more rigour.

And these would be the ones we would go into with a little bit more rigour, he said.

He said because medical certificates were legal documents, there needed to be more rigour regarding how doctors filled them out.

William de Alderi, another conspirator, was supposed to be treated with more rigour, when he was sentenced to be hanged.

He accordingly levied troops and exacted contributions throughout the enslaved province, with far more rigour than in any part of his own dominions.

Poetic justice could not have been executed with more rigour than it has been on the perjury, treachery, and usurpations of the French.

More rigour in the kitchen and dialling up the heat would improve things at Spitalfields no end.