Rigidifying

He beckons to him since he can no longer raise his rigidifying body. ❋ Franz Kafka (2000)

A certain strain of feminist theory has picked up on this line of criticism, identifying the peremptory and rigidifying discourse of rights with the confrontational masculine ❋ Wenar, Leif (2007)

The Groups Areas Act furthered this concept by rigidifying urban segregation and excluding black traders from central business districts. ❋ Unknown (2001)

It added, "... the constitution must avoid rigidifying ethnic groupings as such and making them the building blocks of the form of government." ❋ Unknown (1992)

Religion, rather than rigidifying our political ideologies and psychological orientations, ought to be destabilizing our certainties, as certainty is too often an enemy of compassion. ❋ Rabbi Irwin Kula (2010)

The light-gray tailgate is made completely from lightweight but highly robust Lexan, allowing a view of the aluminum structure that makes up the rigidifying frame, for example. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Maximal theorists, however, may add rigidifying devices (such as ❋ Unknown (2009)