rigorousness
- noun
- /ˈrɪɡərəsnəs/
- With a rigorousness that is rare in schools today, the teacher expected perfect attendance from her students.
Examples
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There is little or no relationship between the rigorousness of gun-control laws and criminals' access to guns.
Academic text (2011) -
As long as that standard is met, frankly, the rigorousness of the theoretical foundation or intellectual process doesn't really matter to Joe Q. Public.
Blog text (16) -
As he concluded rather pragmatically, "The magnitude of the potential officer pool within the army population depends largely on the rigorousness of the standards employed in officer selection." 31,
Academic text (1995) -
The 26th pick in the NFL Draft wasn't fazed by the jump in the speed of the game against the Panthers, and he credited it to the rigorousness of Texans' Training Camp.
Blog text (21) -
You see, even though the argument is worth presenting and can be defended in the broader scope of scientific literacy, public concern, and rational discourse, it nonetheless fails a valuable test of a certain level of rigorousness and appears dishonest.
Blog text (28) -
The rigorousness of the testing procedures ensures that all products meet high safety standards.
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The rigorousness of the training program prepared the athletes for the challenges they would face in the competition.
Synonyms
Being very strict and harsh when judging or punishing people
Very strict and unwilling to change rules or plans
Very severe or unkind treatment that causes harm
The quality of being very strict in rules or discipline that allows little freedom
Lack of feeling or kindness in someone's behavior
Being very firm about rules and making people follow them
A strict, serious attitude that does not allow bad behavior
A strict way of acting or thinking that does not change
A high level of strict control in rules or policies that leaves little freedom
Being very strict about rules and making people follow them
A strong need for things to be done very carefully with attention to small details
Being very strict and harsh toward other people
Antonyms
How Rigorous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rigorousness comes from the root rigor, which means 'stiffness' or 'strictness' and is the same idea you see in the word rigid. So rigorousness means being very careful, strict, and detailed.