Inflexibility is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFLEXIBILITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being inflexible
• inability to be changed or adapted to particular circumstances
• unwillingness to change or compromise
• inability to be bent; stiffness
• The quality or state of being inflexible, or not capable of being bent or changed; unyielding stiffness; inflexibleness; rigidity; firmness of will or purpose; unbending pertinacity; steadfastness; resoluteness; unchangeableness; obstinacy.
• a lack of physical flexibility
• the quality of being rigid and rigorously severe
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• rigidly firm in will or purpose; unyielding

Words related to INFLEXIBILITY

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How to use INFLEXIBILITY in a sentence

• He was too proud, and beneath his inflexibility too sensitive, to do so.
• They teach us to abide by our spontaneous impressions with good-humoured inflexibility, then most when the whole cry of voices is on the other side.
• Appius possessing that inflexibility Of temper, which, from the earliest times, had been the characteristic of his family, held on the censorship by himself.
• But I begin to understand you now, begin to see that your inflexibility is so great because your heart is so small.
• The conferences lasted through the 11th and 12th, the inflexibility of the Commissioners securing decency of language from the Mormons, if not decency of demeanor.
• Her forehead was low, yet there was an inflexibility of resolve in its deep lines that added much to the majestic character of her appearance.
• Thus religious principle, family pride and maternal love all now combined to increase the inflexibility of a will which by nature was indomitable.
• The temper of her father had early given to her mind a severe cast of thought, and substituted the inflexibility of resistance for the confidence of affection.
• His is the Spartan heroism, the inflexibility of the Roman, the enduring resolution of the Anglo-Saxon.
• He was ruined by his strict old-fashioned inflexibility, which seems too rigorous for these degenerate days.
• I thought myself perfectly fixed in this determination when I left Philadelphia, but every day and hour since has added to its inflexibility.
• Made a judge, and the judge of an adored woman, he found in his soul the equity of a judge as well as the inflexibility.
• My step-mother inflamed the displeasure of my father, and rejoiced at his inflexibility.
• The inflexibility of the house of Austria, and its chief ally, proved serviceable to the emperor.
• This declaration extremely heightened her zeal for promoting his interests, and overcoming the inflexibility of her council.
• We want them to cultivate energy without impatience, activity without restlessness, inflexibility without ill-humour.
• In proportion as she had hitherto found him complying and gentle, her wrath had kindled at his present firmness and inflexibility.
• As the inflexibility and integrity of those gentlemen were proof against all bribes, the generals foresaw the impending storm which threatened to break and overwhelm them.
• An inflexibility of purpose, an absolute disregard of popular opinion, and an unswerving belief in their own capacity, were predominant in both.
• The rigid inflexibility of the inherited course of study has contributed perhaps more than its full share to the waste product of the educational machinery.

Similar words containing FLEXIBIL without suffix ity and without prefix in

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