The difference between Draconian and Rigid
When used as adjectives, draconian means very severe or strict, whereas rigid means stiff, rather than flexible.
Rigid is also noun with the meaning: a bicycle with no suspension system.
check bellow for the other definitions of Draconian and Rigid
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Draconian as an adjective:
Very severe or strict.
Examples:
"The Soviet regime was draconian."
"The mayor announced draconian budget cuts today."
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Draconian as an adjective (obsolete, except in fiction):
Of or resembling a dragon.
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Rigid as an adjective:
Stiff, rather than flexible.
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Rigid as an adjective:
Fixed, rather than moving.
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Rigid as an adjective:
Rigorous and unbending.
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Rigid as an adjective:
Uncompromising.
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Rigid as a noun:
A bicycle with no suspension system.