rigidify (verb)

1. The new designer collection rigidifies the rules of haute couture.

2. Some critics argue that rigidifying literary genres limits creativity and innovation.

3. The strict societal norms of the time rigidify the expectations and conventions of romantic relationships in the novel.

4. The rigidifying rules of magic systems in the fantasy genre limit the possibilities for unique and imaginative storytelling.

1. The sculptor applied heat to the clay to rigidify it into the desired shape.

2. The wizard used his magic to rigidify the soft sand into a solid crystal.

3. The beams in the building were reinforced with steel to rigidify the structure.

4. Her love for him rigidified her heart, making it difficult to let go.