Definition of rigidify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
stiff materialtr. Rare make something hard and inflexibletr. Rare
- The cold weather can rigidify the rubber.
2.
stiffnessintr. Rare become hard and inflexibleintr. Rare
- As the glue dries, it will rigidify.
Origin of rigidify
Latin, rigidus (stiff) + -ify (to make)
Examples of rigidify in a sentence
The process will rigidify the material, making it more durable. The material will rigidify under cold temperatures. Over time, the clay will rigidify and become brittle.
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- French:rigidifier, se rigidifier, ...
- German:verhärten, hart werden, ...
- Italian:indurire, irrigidirsi, ...
- Spanish:rigidizar, endurecerse, ...
- Portuguese:enrijecer, solidificar, ...
- Chinese:变硬, ...
- Japanese:硬化させる, 硬化する, ...
- Arabic:صَلَّبَ, تَصَلَّبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקְשִׁיחַ, לְהִתְקַשׁוֹת, ...
- Russian:затвердить, затвердевать, ...
- Ukrainian:зробити жорстким, тверднути, ...
- Hindi:कठोर बनाना, कठोर होना, ...
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