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Rigidity (Noun)

The physical property of being stiff and resisting bending.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The metal rod's rigidity made it suitable for use as a support beam in construction.
The doctor tested the patient's muscle rigidity as a symptom of the neurological disorder.
The athlete's rigidity in her muscles after the marathon was a sign of intense muscle fatigue.
The engineer designed the bridge to have minimal rigidity in its suspension system to withstand strong winds.
The company developed a new type of plastic with increased rigidity for use in medical implants.

The quality of being rigid and rigorously severe.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The army drill sergeant was notorious for his rigidity in enforcing the strictest of rules and punishments for even the smallest infractions.
The professor's rigidity in grading standards led to many students dropping the class due to fear of not meeting expectations.
Her rigidity in following traditional values made it difficult for her to accept the more relaxed social norms of the new country she moved to.
The judge was known for his rigidity in upholding the law, which often resulted in harsh sentences for even minor offenders.
The rigidity of the old company's policies stifled innovation and led to its downfall as newer, more flexible companies began to emerge.