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rigorous
adjective as in severe; exact
Strongest matches
accurate, brutal, burdensome, correct, exacting, harsh, meticulous, onerous, precise, proper, rigid, scrupulous, strict, stringent, uncompromising
Weak matches
ascetic, austere, bitter, definite, dogmatic, hard, inclement, inflexible, intemperate, ironhanded, nice, oppressive, punctilious, right, rugged, stern, stiff, unpermissive
Example Sentences
“I want to see a large, rigorous, independent trial. In the absence of that, to tout this as a cure is reckless,” he said.
While procurement law in Scotland is less rigorous in its social value demands, Kevin believes there is still scope to do things better.
With the rigorous schedule, top clubs have become used to having some form of meeting daily and the collaborative nature of the analysis team helps pull the most valuable information together for the players.
Handlers and dogs must complete rigorous training, which includes time spent bonding and then passing annual assessments to ensure they are qualified.
Which? said stricter rules were needed to "impose a clear and robust duty on online marketplaces to prevent the sale of unsafe products" and called for "strong penalties and rigorous enforcement".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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