rigid
/ˈɹɪd͡ʒ.ɪd/
adj 5noun 2
Collocations
13(adj.) not able/willing to change
VERBS
appear, be, seem
become, grow
After the accident, her neck became rigid and she couldn't move it without pain.
ADV
extremely, very
entirely
The teacher's entirely rigid rules about homework made students feel frustrated and unmotivated.
excessively
fairly, rather, relatively
My grandmother had rather rigid ideas about how children should behave at dinner.
(adj.) stiff
VERBS
be, feel, lie, look, stand
The old wooden chair felt rigid and uncomfortable after sitting in it for an hour.
become, go | remain
ADV
very | absolutely, completely, quite | almost
PREP
with
Her body became rigid with fear when she heard the strange noise outside.
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