rig·or·ous/ˈrigərəs/Adjective
1. Extremely thorough, exhaustive, or accurate
The adjective "rigorous" means attention to following rules and has the synonyms accurate, exacting. thorough, or meticulous. When the context is negative, it can mean strict, harsh, onerous, inflexible, or burdensome.
Firefighters must pass rigorous testing.
Comparable means, colloquially, "about the same". Which roughly means the difference is less than, say, 10 to 20 %. So 15 apples is a number of apples comparable to 17 apples. It is not a rigorous mathematical term or idea.
Yes, the great Mrs. Mazz said that algebra 1 is a quite rigorous course it requires a great deal of thought and perseverence.
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When a horse is participating in rigorous or demanding work, he should have at least the basics met including:foodwatershelterrestcompanionshipsufficient veterinary care to remain healthy
protein and Carbs
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Splint Boots
Increased protein and carbohydrates
Splint Boots to protect the horses legs.
shoes that's a must if you mean jumping
It can be uptight, strict, upset, worried, concern, agitated, critical, demanding, hyped, intolerant, nervous, rigorous, hurried, demanding, or stressful.
It can be uptight, strict, upset, worried, concern, agitated, critical, demanding, hyped, intolerant, nervous, rigorous, hurried, demanding, or stressful.
demanding, hard, taxing, difficult, tough, strict, severe, harsh, rigorous, stringent
The word rigorous is an adjective. It means to be relentless.
You mean "rigorous" honesty. Rigorous means "rigidly accurate; allowing no deviation from a standard;