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inflexible

/ɪnˈflɛk.sə.bəl/

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adjective

/ɪnˈflɛk.sə.bəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает человека, материал, правило или отношение, которые нелегко согнуть, изменить или адаптировать.

Describes a person, material, rule, or attitude that is not easily bent, changed, or adapted.

  1. Physically rigidB1formal

    Not capable of being bent or flexed; stiff and unyielding.

    ruФизически негибкий

    • The material is inflexible and cannot be molded into shape.
    • Inflexible plastic pipes are used for drainage systems.
    • The metal rod was too inflexible to bend by hand.

    Synonymsfirmhardinelasticrigidsolidstiffunbendingunmalleableunyielding

    Antonymsbendableflexiblepliablesupple

  2. UncompromisingB2formal

    Unwilling to change one's opinion, plans, or decisions; stubbornly resolute.

    ruНепреклонный

    • He remained inflexible on the matter despite numerous appeals.
    • Her inflexible attitude frustrated the entire team.
    • The manager was inflexible about the project deadline.

    Synonymsfirmimplacableintransigentobstinateresoluterigidstubbornunbendinguncompromisingunyielding

    Antonymsaccommodatingamenablecompliantcompromisingflexibletractableyielding

  3. Rigidly fixedB2formal

    Unable to be altered, adapted, or adjusted to meet changing circumstances.

    ruНегибкий

    • Inflexible rules can hinder creativity and innovation.
    • The company's inflexible policies led to widespread employee dissatisfaction.
    • An inflexible schedule does not allow for unexpected events or delays.

    Synonymsfirmfixedhardimmutableinelasticrigidsetstiffunadaptableunbendingunchangeableunyielding

    Antonymsadaptableflexiblemalleablepliableyielding

Forms
  • more inflexible comparative form
  • most inflexible superlative form
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