Phrases with «rigor»

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The word "rigor" means strictness or extreme precision in how something is done or how rules are followed. It can also refer to the challenging nature of a task or the high level of detail and accuracy required. Full definition

Sentences with «rigor»

  • Theology is not to be distinguished from philosophy by a lesser concern for rigor of thought! (religion-online.org)
  • It did not entirely fit with the demand for rigor when she began, and it does not entirely fit in with today's demand for that elusive brand name. (haberarts.com)
  • Before teachers launch a project, they often have a session with colleagues for feedback, especially on the academic rigor of the project. (edutopia.org)
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