rigidifying
/rɪˈdʒɪdɪfaɪɪŋ/
verb
- Making something stiff, hard, or unable to bend.
- The scientist is rigidifying the gel sample for further testing.
- Adding starch to the fabric is rigidifying the collar so it stands up.
- The cold weather is rigidifying the rubber seals on the windows.
- Making a system, rule, or attitude stricter and less flexible.
- The new regulations are rigidifying the hiring process, leaving no room for exceptions.
- The government is rigidifying its stance on immigration, with fewer appeals allowed.
- Some fear that the policy is rigidifying the company's culture, discouraging innovation.
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