semirigid
- adjective
- /ˌsɛmɪˈrɪdʒɪd/
Examples
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"If necessary, stuff a semirigid, large object "into your pants to create the appearance of having a large penis."
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Next came the semirigid airship... with a light metal frame supported by...
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The new smartphone comes with a semirigid case that protects it from drops while remaining lightweight.
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He used a semirigid frame for the model airplane, providing just enough support without being too heavy.
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The semirigid material used for the sports equipment allows for flexibility while maintaining its shape.
Synonyms
Not easy to bend or move
A little hard to bend or move
Able to bend a little but not completely
Able to bend a little but not completely
Antonyms
How Rigid
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Semirigid combines semi- meaning 'partly' or 'half', as in semicircle, and rigid meaning 'stiff'. So, something semirigid is 'partly stiff', not completely hard but not flexible either.