rigidly
/ˈrɪdʒɪdli/
adverb
- In a stiff, hard way that does not bend or move easily.
- The old tree branch stuck out rigidly from the trunk, refusing to sway in the wind.
- The soldier stood rigidly at attention, not moving a muscle.
- She held her arm rigidly straight to keep the tray balanced.
- In a strict, severe way that does not allow change or exception.
- The rules were rigidly enforced, with no exceptions for special circumstances.
- He rigidly followed the recipe, even when it called for unusual ingredients.
- The teacher rigidly insisted that all homework be submitted in blue ink.
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