in·flex·ibil·ity [ɪnˌfleksəˈbɪləti] ΟΥΣ no πλ
1. inflexibility (rigidity):
- inflexibility
- neupogljivost θηλ
2. inflexibility usu μειωτ (stubbornness):
- inflexibility
- trmoglavost θηλ
- inflexibility
- neomajnost θηλ
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Another aspect of the inflexibility was the high rate at which pupils were held back and required to repeat a year of school.
en.wikipedia.org He said, it's more about the show's inflexibility because the staff have to maintain consistency.
en.wikipedia.org His uncompromising attitude did not endear him to moderates and his arrogance and inflexibility often inhibited his effectiveness as a legislator.
en.wikipedia.org Until 1920, rail was the only practical form of intercity transport, but the industry was subject to government regulation and labor inflexibility.
en.wikipedia.org His inflexibility and inadaptability made him unsuitable for the position.
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