rigorous
adjective
Origin of rigorous
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Related Words for rigorously
precisely, plainly, actually, completely, simply, directly, truly, really, badly, sharply, sorely, strictly, markedly, seriously, dangerously, firmly, extremely, acutely, painfully, criticallyExamples from the Web for rigorously
Contemporary Examples of rigorously
For good reason—his sentences are enormous and repetitive, and his subjects are rigorously examined from all angles.
To show how it all plays out, Rosin spent many months reporting—and, indeed, The End of Men is rigorously researched.
The Paul campaign has rigorously organized its volunteers to attend the mass precinct meetings that took place all over Georgia.
According to reports, Amiri was detained at the airport in Jeddah and rigorously questioned by Saudi security.
Historical Examples of rigorously
And the children were few; the population had been rigorously kept down.
Two Thousand Miles BelowCharles Willard Diffin
And so far as went the words themselves, they were rigorously true.
Bardelys the MagnificentRafael Sabatini
Here is where the art of skipping is to be rigorously applied.
A Book for All ReadersAinsworth Rand Spofford
The Spanish attack was pressed as rigorously as at the beginning.
South American Fights and FightersCyrus Townsend Brady
Ornament of every kind is rigorously excluded from these rooms.
General John ReganGeorge A. Birmingham