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inflexibility

/ɪnˌflek.səˈbɪl.ə.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das das Fehlen körperlicher Biegsamkeit oder die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, starr und unnachgiebig streng zu sein.

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noun

/ɪnˌflek.səˈbɪl.ə.ti/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das das Fehlen körperlicher Biegsamkeit oder die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, starr und unnachgiebig streng zu sein.

A noun referring to a lack of physical flexibility or the quality of being rigid and rigorously severe.

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  1. Lack of physical flexibilityB2formal

    The condition of being stiff or not easily bent, often referring to muscles or joints.

    deUnbeweglichkeit

    • His inflexibility after the injury made it difficult to touch his toes.
    • Yoga helps to reduce physical inflexibility in older adults.
    • The athlete's inflexibility increased his risk of muscle strains.
    • Regular stretching can combat inflexibility caused by a sedentary lifestyle.

    Synonymehardnessrigidityrigidnessstiffnesstensenesstightness

    Antonymeflexibilitypliabilitypliancysuppleness

  2. Rigidity of character or rulesB2formal

    The quality of being unwilling to change opinions, decisions, or procedures; severe strictness.

    deUnflexibilität

    • The manager's inflexibility led to low employee morale.
    • Inflexibility in the legal system can sometimes cause unfair outcomes.
    • Her inflexibility regarding the deadline frustrated the whole team.
    • The company's inflexibility when adapting to new markets hurt its growth.

    Synonymeinflexiblenessintractabilityintransigenceobduracyobstinacyrigiditystubbornness

    Antonymeadaptabilityflexibilitygivepliability

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  • inflexibilities plural form
  • inflexibilities' possessive plural form
  • inflexibility's possessive singular form
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