rigor

  • 71rigor — rig·or || rɪgÉ™r / rɪgÉ™ , raɪgɔː n. severity, strictness; harshness; exactness, strict accuracy; stiffness of muscles causing an inability to react to stimuli (Physiology); sudden feeling of coldness, chill; act of cruelty …

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  • 72rigor — m. Severidad excesiva. Aspereza en el carácter o en el trato. Intensidad. Propiedad. precisión …

    Diccionario Castellano

  • 73rigor — n. 1. Stiffness, rigidity, rigidness, inflexibility, hardness. 2. Severity, austerity, harshness, sternness, asperity. 3. Strictness, exactness. 4. Inclemency, severity. 5. (Med.) Sudden coldness with shivering …

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  • 74rigor — noun (U) the American spelling of rigour …

    Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • 75rigor — n 1. rigorousness, rigorism, strictness, stringency, closeness, tightness; rigidity, rigidness, inflexibility, inflexibleness, unbendingness, stiffness, formality, formalness; severity, severeness, harshness, toughness, roughness, asperity,… …

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  • 76rigor — rig·or …

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  • 77rigor — UK [ˈrɪɡə(r)] / US [ˈrɪɡər] rigour …

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  • 78rigor — [ˈrɪgə] the American spelling of rigour …

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  • 79rigor — noun 1. /ˈraɪgɔ/ (say ruygaw), /ˈrɪgə/ (say riguh) Pathology a sudden coldness, as that preceding certain fevers; a chill. 2. /ˈraɪgɔ/ (say ruygaw), /ˈrɪgə/ (say riguh) stiffness or rigidity. 3. /ˈrɪgə/ (say riguh) → rigour. {Latin: stiffness} …

  • 80rigor — 1. n. Med. 1 a sudden feeling of cold with shivering accompanied by a rise in temperature, preceding a fever etc. 2 rigidity of the body caused by shock or poisoning etc. Etymology: ME f. L f. rigere be stiff 2. US var. of RIGOUR …

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