rigidly (C1)
adverb
Pronunciation: /ˈrɪdʒɪdli/
Definition
In a way that is stiff, firm, and unable to bend or change; strictly and inflexibly.
Examples
The company's policies are rigidly enforced, with no exceptions.
He rigidly adhered to his schedule, waking up at the same time every day.
She spoke rigidly, as if afraid to move her facial muscles.
How to Use rigidly
- rigidly enforce (collocation)
- To apply rules or laws strictly and without any exceptions. — "The police rigidly enforce the speed limit."
- rigidly adhere to (collocation)
- To follow rules, beliefs, or a plan exactly and strictly. — "She rigidly adheres to her principles, even when it's difficult."
- rigidly controlled (collocation)
- Managed or directed in a very strict and inflexible way. — "The country's media is rigidly controlled by the state."
- rigidly defined (collocation)
- Clearly and strictly established or limited. — "The boundaries of the property were rigidly defined by a stone wall."
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