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inflexible

[in-flek-suh-buhl] / ɪnˈflɛk sə bəl /




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I’ve named several pieces after this category of things: flexible fabrics made of inflexible parts.

From New York Times

But in California, the water rights system is often proving to be inflexible.

From New York Times

I observe an inflexible rule when it comes to governments that start putting poets, artists and sexual renegades in jail, whatever their supposed ideology: Not a fan!

From Salon

The agency’s funding is too inflexible to deal with challenges that demand rapid mobilization.

From Washington Post

Certainly Charles Laughton is at his best in a relentless portrait of the inflexible Capt. Bligh.

From Los Angeles Times