Medieval and Rigid

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Medieval adjective - Having passed its time of use or usefulness.

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Rigid and medieval are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rigid" instead an adjective "Medieval".

Nearby Words: medievalism, medievalist

Rigid adjective - Not allowing for any exceptions or loosening of standards.

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Medieval and rigid are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Medieval" instead an adjective "Rigid".

Nearby Words: rigor, rigidity, rigidly

On TV (and in video games), humility is only the first step in a fighting code of mooks's honor, as complex and rigid as that of the medieval knight or the samurai.

Source: Mook Chivalry
This trope usually involves some type of full armor that is made up of rigid parts and more or less keeps its human appearance when not being worn, such as medieval full plate or samurai lamellar armor.

Source: Animated Armor
Cuir-bouilli. This is Medieval art of hardening vegetable-tanned leather into rigid and solid three-dimensional objects.

Source: Lost Technology

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