■Term

inflexible

Unit ID	149433439
Weight	1.0
Language	English
Frequency This field is a relative indicator for how common word forms are. The first number is the frequency for inflexible and the second is for all of its forms.	0.9

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Type	Adjective
Degree	Positive
Plurality	Singular
Specificity	Indefinite

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Dutch	■ onbuigbaar
English	■ inflexible

Esperanto	■ nefleksebla
German	■ unbeugsam
Hindi	■ कडा

extended meanings; incapable of change

change; extended; incapable; meanings

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inflexible

사람·생각 등이

English	■ inflexible
Korean	■ 완고한 ■ 유연성이 없는

inflexible

유혹·협박 등에

English	■ inflexible
Korean	■ 동요하지 않는

inflexible

가

English	■ inflexible
Korean	■ 변경할 수 없는 ■ 불 변의

inflexible

English	■ inflexible
Korean	■ 경직된

inflexible

English	■ inflexible
Korean	■ 부동의 ■ 확고한

inflexible

Chinese	■ 死板
English	■ inflexible

inflexible

English	■ inflexible
Japanese	■ いってつ ■ 一徹

inflexible

Chinese	■ 死
English	■ inflexible

inflexible

English	■ inflexible
Japanese	■ あたまがかたい ■ 頭が固い

inflexible

English	■ inflexible
Korean	■ 구부러지지 않는

inflexible

English	■ inflexible
Japanese	■ しゃくしじょうぎ ■ 杓子定規

inflexible

English	■ inflexible
Japanese	■ ふとう ■ 不撓

inflexible

English	■ inflexible
Spanish	■ inflexible
Swedish	■ oböjlig

Examples

The following sentence(s) include a word with the same spelling, but may not necessarily represent the same part of speech.

These were Inflexible, Invincible and Indomitable, all completed in 1908.

The original battlecruiser concept proved successful at the Battle of the Falkland Islands when the British battlecruisers Inflexible and Invincible did precisely the job they were intended for when …

His government was a military despotism resting upon a well-appointed army; it was administered through officials absolutely subservient to an inflexible …

The originator of one of the most profound systems of thought, in the history of humanity, an inflexible spirit and the most noble compassion.

Whatever he might think of the Mormon doctrines, upon that one point he was inflexible.

Yet even without knowing his brilliant record one could not fail to be impressed by a mere glance at the man, the square, massive face, the brooding eyes under the thatched brows, and the granite moulding of the inflexible jaw.

A footman showed us into a great yellow-curtained drawing-room, and there was the lady awaiting us, demure, pale, self-contained, as inflexible and remote as a snow image on a mountain.

Buddhism, on the other hand, rejected an inflexible reverence of accepted doctrine.

… the decimal-based American ENIAC — which was the first general purpose electronic computer, but originally had an inflexible architecture that meant reprogramming it essentially required it to be rewired.

Admired by some, he alienated others with his inflexible stands on various town issues.

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The following words and phrases often coincide with inflexible:

purpose (4)
man (3)
traditionally (3)
granite (2)

a more (2)
rigid (2)
— (2)
government (2)

began (2)
laws (2)
continued (2)
approach (2)

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