rigorously

see definition of rigorously

as inliterally
as inseverely
as instrictly
as incarefully
as indifficultly
as inexactly
as inhard

Synonyms for rigorously

adv word for word; exactly

Antonyms for rigorously

doubtfully
figuratively
loosely

difficultly

adverb. hard

Word Origin & History

late 14c., from Old French rigorous (13c., Modern French rigoureux), from Medieval Latin rigorosus, from Latin rigor (see rigor). Related: Rigorously.

Example Sentences forrigorously

And the children were few; the population had been rigorously kept down.

And so far as went the words themselves, they were rigorously true.

Here is where the art of skipping is to be rigorously applied.

The Spanish attack was pressed as rigorously as at the beginning.

Ornament of every kind is rigorously excluded from these rooms.

Those I find untrustworthy I mark down, and they will be dealt with rigorously.

They were treated just as rigorously as they had been on board the ships that brought them out.

In Elizabeth's early married life she had kept it rigorously.

She watched his hand, firm and warm, rigorously scoring her work.

In the desert of Bethany Home all these emotions had been rigorously repressed.

rigorously

Synonyms for rigorously

Antonyms for rigorously

difficultly

exactly

hard

harder

hardest

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Synonyms for rigorously

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