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Definition of rigor
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of rigor is as below...
Rigor (n.)
Exactness
without
allowance,
deviation,
or
indulgence;
strictness;
as, the rigor of
criticism;
to
execute
a law with
rigor;
to
enforce
moral
duties
with
rigor;
--
opposed
to
lenity..
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Severity
::
Severity
(n.)
Gravity
or
austerity;
extreme
strictness;
rigor;
harshness;
as, the
severity
of a
reprimand
or a
reproof;
severity
of
discipline
or
government;
severity
of
penalties..
Rigor
::
Rigor (n.)
Stiffness
of
opinion
or
temper;
rugged
sternness;
hardness;
relentless
severity;
hard-heartedness;
cruelty.
Tyranny
::
Tyranny
(n.) The
government
or
authority
of a
tyrant;
a
country
governed
by an
absolute
ruler;
hence,
arbitrary
or
despotic
exercise
of
power;
exercise
of power over
subjects
and
others
with a rigor not
authorized
by law or
justice,
or not
requisite
for the
purposes
of
government..
Ironclad
::
Ironclad
(a.)
Rigorous;
severe;
exacting;
as, an
ironclad
oath or
pledge..
Undue
::
Undue (a.) Not
agreeable
to a rule or
standard,
or to duty;
disproportioned;
excessive;
immoderate;
inordinate;
as, an undue
attachment
to
forms;
an undue rigor in the
execution
of law..
Rigorous
::
Rigorous
(a.)
Severe;
intense;
inclement;
as, a
rigorous
winter..
Angry
::
Angry
(superl.)
Troublesome;
vexatious;
rigorous.
Rigorism
::
Rigorism
(n.)
Severity,
as of
style,
or the
like..
Rigor
::
Rigor (n.)
Exactness
without
allowance,
deviation,
or
indulgence;
strictness;
as, the rigor of
criticism;
to
execute
a law with
rigor;
to
enforce
moral
duties
with
rigor;
--
opposed
to
lenity..
Frigorifical
::
Frigorifical
(a.)
Causing
cold;
producing
or
generating
cold.
Perigord Pie
::
Perigord
pie () A pie made of
truffles,
much
esteemed
by
epicures..
Moderate
::
Moderate
(v. i.) To
become
less
violent,
severe,
rigorous,
or
intense;
as, the wind has
moderated..
Mitigate
::
Mitigate
(v. t.) To make less
severe,
intense,
harsh,
rigorous,
painful,
etc.; to
soften;
to
meliorate;
to
alleviate;
to
diminish;
to
lessen;
as, to
mitigate
heat or cold; to
mitigate
grief..
Oppress
::
Oppress
(v. t.) To
impose
excessive
burdens
upon; to
overload;
hence,
to treat with
unjust
rigor or with
cruelty..
Sharp
::
Sharp
(superl.)
Cutting
in
language
or
import;
biting;
sarcastic;
cruel;
harsh;
rigorous;
severe;
as, a sharp
rebuke..
Hypercriticism
::
Hypercriticism
(n.)
Excessive
criticism,
or
unjust
severity
or rigor of
criticism;
zoilism..
Oppressive
::
Oppressive
(a.)
Unreasonably
burdensome;
unjustly
severe,
rigorous,
or
harsh;
as,
oppressive
taxes;
oppressive
exactions
of
service;
an
oppressive
game law..
Cistercian
::
Cistercian
(n.) A monk of the
prolific
branch
of the
Benedictine
Order,
established
in 1098 at
Citeaux,
in
France,
by
Robert,
abbot of
Molesme.
For two
hundred
years the
Cistercians
followed
the rule of St.
Benedict
in all its
rigor..
Reddour
::
Reddour
(n.)
Rigor;
violence.
Sequacious
::
Sequacious
(a.)
Having
or
observing
logical
sequence;
logically
consistent
and
rigorous;
consecutive
in
development
or
transition
of
thought.
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