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Meanings of so inflexible in English

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Usage of so inflexible in English
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As a rule, no children need so inflexible a discipline as epileptics.
Doctor and Patient
2
He was so inflexible that the illusion of being carved was complete.
Fragile Eternity
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It does not do to be so inflexible if one would succeed in life.
Cord and Creese
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He was angry at himself later, for being so inflexible.
Nothing to lose
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Remarkably, some of the awards were so inflexible it was actually unlawful to work from home.
News.com.au
6
You used not to be so inflexible, Doctor.
The half-made world
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Henry, well pleased to rid himself, without violence, of so inflexible an antagonist, readily granted him permission.
The History of England, Volume I / From the Invasion of Julius C...
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Mortal man has no right to be so inflexible as it is my nature and necessity to be.
The Blithedale Romance
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He is so severe, so inflexible.
Ruth
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In face of a lover so weak, and a fate so inflexible, what could she do but submit?
Love affairs of the Courts of Europe
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Some people are so inflexible.
Schild’s Ladder
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One thing I knew, and I don't know why I was so inflexible on this, but I couldn't tell Barry.
The last four days of Paddy Buckley
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He was never so inflexible and deadly self-possessed as he was when he could not see the next step ahead.
The Man Thou Gavest
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It could not therefore be expected to be so inflexible, as with better information it would, no doubt, have been found.
Caleb Williams; Or, Things as They Are
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EQUITY.-Commonlaw tended to become so stereotyped and so inflexible that in some cases an application of the law worked an injustice.
Problems in American Democracy
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Better all the hooting gibes of the whole earth than this one voice, so cold, so inflexible, so full of utter scorn!
Wisdom, Wit, and Pathos of Ouida / Selected from the Works of Ou...
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