rigour
/ˈrɪɡər/
noun
- The quality of being very thorough, careful, and exact.
- The rigour of the testing process ensured the product was safe.
- The scientific rigour of the study made it highly respected.
- Her work shows great intellectual rigour and attention to detail.
- The quality of being strict and demanding.
- Students often struggle with the rigour of advanced mathematics courses.
- The rigour of the training program prepared them for any challenge.
- The school is known for the rigour of its academic standards.
- Severe or harsh conditions (often used in plural: rigours).
- He endured the rigours of the desert climate for weeks.
- The rigours of the long journey exhausted everyone.
- They were not prepared for the rigours of life in the Arctic.
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