rigid (verb)
Describes something that is physically stiff and does not bend easily, or a person/system that is fixed and unwilling to change. It often implies a lack of flexibility or adaptability in rules, structures, or behavior.
"The plastic became rigid and brittle after being left out in the freezing cold."
Think of a 'Rigid Bridge'. A bridge must be rigid so it doesn't fall down when heavy cars drive over it.
The rock is rigid. → The rock is hard.
He was rigid with his employees. → He was strict with his employees.
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