Rigor :
adfligebant inludentes eis
adfligebant inludentes eis, Romans go home!, difficultas, praecisionem, decorum, tia, solidamentum, stupor;, quietem,, LAXAMENTUM, reliqua, salsum, duritiam, solidum mentiebatur,, Gravitas
potentiamduritias
potentiamduritias
Noun(1) something hard to endure(2) the quality of being valid and rigorous(3) excessive sternness
(1) Strong claims in either direction are dangerous and misleading, as well as lacking in intellectual rigor .(2) Their complaint demanded that ÔÇÿshe be punished according to the rigor of the law,ÔÇÖ which included a call for 50 livres in damages.(3) We are applying the same analytical rigor to our efforts on diversity that we apply to other aspects of our operations.(4) The method of delivery may be important to student perceptions of course quality and rigor .(5) the full rigor of the law(6) It's up to you to decide how much time to invest in which area, and what level of rigor or method to apply to match the quality level needed.(7) Even though many projects are individually quite powerful in their intellectual reach and rigor , and some do reach across institutions, it is hard to look at them collectively and see more than a disconnected jumble.(8) his analysis is lacking in rigor(9) He taught with the uncompromising rigor and attention to detail he had exhibited when I first knew him twenty years earlier, but also with a richness of life experience that enthralled our students.(10) They understood that the university's chief appeal to many intellectuals was not its scholarly rigor but the sense of community it provided.(11) In each of these enterprises, she brought to bear her characteristic rigor and discernment, as well as the pellucid prose style for which she was justly celebrated.(12) Peer review, analysis and criticism are integral parts of intellectual and academic rigor .(13) Following this tack, he has promoted ideas, constructed theories, designed and carried out experiments, and built working prototypes - all with meticulous care and rigor .(14) His legs wouldn't withstand the rigors of so many 36-hole matches.(15) Quality teaching and learning in the form of intellectual rigour was essential to the success of this project.(16) Now that his destination was in sight, he could barely remember the rigors of the trail the rivers he and his squire had forded, the unrelenting pace he'd set for himself to get here in good time.
Related Phrases of rigor(1) rigor mortis ::
rigor mortis
(1) rigor mortis ::
rigor mortis
Synonyms
Noun
3. hardship ::
Labor
4. asperity ::
asperitas
5. validity ::
validitatem
6. hardness ::
duritiam
Noun
3. hardship ::
Labor
4. asperity ::
asperitas
5. validity ::
validitatem
6. hardness ::
duritiam
Antonyms
1. gentleness ::
benignitas
1. gentleness ::
benignitas
Different Formsrigor, rigors
Word Example from TV Showsbut I never thought your scientific RIGOR
would be one of them.
The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 4
but I never thought your scientific RIGOR
would be one of them.
The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 4
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