Synonym: adamant, firm, hard, stiff, strict, stubborn, taut, tense, unbending, unyielding. Antonym: pliable, yielding. Similar words: frigid, origin, originate, originally, aboriginal, originality, turgid, dig in. Meaning: ['rɪdʒɪd] 
adj. 1. incapable of or resistant to bending 2. incapable of compromise or flexibility 3. incapable of adapting or changing to meet circumstances 4. fixed and unmoving 5. designating an airship or dirigible having a form maintained by a stiff unyielding frame or structure.
adj. 1. incapable of or resistant to bending 2. incapable of compromise or flexibility 3. incapable of adapting or changing to meet circumstances 4. fixed and unmoving 5. designating an airship or dirigible having a form maintained by a stiff unyielding frame or structure. 
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31. I heard a noise and woke up rigid with terror.
32. He was weaned on a diet of rigid discipline and duty.
33. The cell walls of plants are of a fairly rigid structure.
34. Rigid with frustration, he leaned against the wall, waiting.
35. He assumed his rigid crouching pose, fists held out.
36. It is too inflexible, too costly, and too rigid.
37. Misconceptions can penalise too rigid definition of hinterlands.
38. Miss Harker went rigid with astonishment.
39. For decades rigid party hierarchy determined political fortunes.
40. He was rigid and unbending.
41. His neck can not move; it is fused rigid.
42. People naturally get very frustrated with rigid bureaucracies.
43. We needed flexibility, but kept rigid hierarchies.
44. A rigid metal framework supported the sculpture.
45. Such systems were usually, by modern standards, inequitable, exploitive, rigid, and inefficient.
46. Fit it in place of an existing thinner jacket, and over any shrunk-on rigid foam insulation your cylinder may have.
47. His face, faintly freckled, is rigid, his eyes fixed on the road.
48. The key to success is flexibility. If you're too rigid, you could be in trouble.
49. He could be a severe disciplinarian but he was not a rigid man.
50. Some corporate cultures are so rigid that they require absolute obedience to the corporate line.
51. His face looks like a Halloween mask - fixed and rigid; a shiny mask all over his face.
52. Any rigid scheme that means exact amounts of specific exercise must be carried out each day is usually doomed to failure.
53. Though an opponent of the more rigid scholastics,[http://sentencedict.com/rigid.html] Weigel sought a reconciliation of modern philosophy with that of Aristotle.
54. A honeycomb provides the most rigid structure with lightest weight.
55. This formula differs somewhat from the classical Hertz expression for elastic deformation of a plane by a rigid sphere.
56. Every facet of daily life was subject to a set of rigid institutional controls and physical sanctions entirely new to human experience.
57. Although we will clarify it in the course of this study, multimedia is hard to pin down to a rigid definition.
58. This may mean becoming even more rigid and defensive about receiving help.
59. Rigid adherence to economies of scale and cost-benefit analysis also inhibit action towards small communities.
60. Oldenberg's monument also breaks the rigid anti-chromatic format of most western public sculptures and monuments.
More similar words: frigid, origin, originate, originally, aboriginal, originality, turgid, dig in, digital, eligible, religion, litigious, religious, vestigial, right, prestigious, trigger, wriggle, all right, brigade, digital clock, right away, intrigue, brighten, right wing, sprightly, forthright, intrigued, frightful, irrigation.