adjective not capable of being bent, physically or mentally; rigid; stubborn
Inflexible thinking can lead to cognitive rigidity and difficulty adapting to new situations.
An inflexible interpretation of the law can lead to unjust outcomes.
An inflexible business model may struggle to respond to changing market conditions.
An inflexible curriculum may not meet the diverse needs of students.
Being inflexible in one's beliefs can hinder personal growth and self-improvement.
Inflexible deadlines can be challenging for writers who need more time to perfect their work.
Being inflexible in therapy sessions can hinder the progress of clients who may need a more flexible approach.
An inflexible project manager may struggle to adapt to changing circumstances and may have difficulty meeting project goals.
An inflexible teacher may have difficulty accommodating students with different learning styles and needs.