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Inflexible

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Adjective

not flexible; incapable of or resistant to being bent; rigid
an inflexible steel rod.
of a rigid or unyielding temper, purpose, will, etc.; immovable
an inflexible determination.
not permitting change or variation; unalterable
inflexible rules.

Antonyms

adjective
flexible , reasonable , willing , yielding , bendable , elastic , pliable , pliant , resilient , soft

Synonyms

adjective
adamant , adamantine , determined , dogged , dyed-in-the-wool * , firm , fixed , hard , hard-and-fast * , immovable , immutable , implacable , indomitable , inexorable , intractable , iron , obdurate , obstinate , relentless , resolute , rigid , rigorous , set , set in one’s ways , single-minded , stand one’s ground , staunch , steadfast , steely , stiff , strict , stringent , unadaptable , unbending , unchangeable , uncompliant , uncompromising , unrelenting , unswayable , unyielding , immalleable , impliable , inelastic , nonflexible , starched , taut , inalterable , invariable , ironclad , unalterable , brassbound , die-hard , grim , incompliant , intransigent , remorseless , unbendable , headstrong , indocile , inductile , indurate , indurative , irreconcilable , refractory , retractable , stubborn

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