stiff|stiffer|stiffest in English

adjective

[stɪf]

difficult to bend, rigid; stubborn; strong; awkward; hard, difficult; thick; high, expensive

Use "stiff|stiffer|stiffest" in a sentence

1. Short Backswings with strong acceleration on the downswing typically require the shaft to be stiffer overall or more tip stiff than what might otherwise be indicated simply by the golfer’s clubhead speed.

2. Softer fabrics are much more becoming than stiffer ones.

3. 8 Stirrup Cup, unbeaten in six races this season, faces much his stiffest test.

4. Alpha phase Alumina is the strongest and stiffest of the oxide ceramics

5. ○ Stiff neck

6. Lit., “stiff-necked.”

7. Synonyms for Achiest include painfullest, sorest, tenderest, nastiest, rawest, sharpest, severest, prickliest, stiffest and reddest

8. The Bakelite guard is quite a bit thicker and stiffer compared to the plastic guard

9. 2021 RockShox ZEB suspension fork on test – Beefier, stiffer, but also better? 07.07.2020

10. I have stiff shoulders.

11. Don't be so stiff.

12. Crookedness will occur when one side is stiffer, not if both sides are equal.

13. My shoulders are stiff.

14. A stiff yard broom and a small stiff hand brush will remove most of the debris.

15. – stiff marsh Bedstraw Subordinate Taxa

16. Who's the stiff over there?

17. In addition, the bill also imposes a range of stiffer penalties for youth convicted of murder

18. Helen poured out two stiff drinks.

19. A stiff breeze riffles the brush.

20. Books similar to Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers

21. Notes: Stiff-ironed amalgamization Bebless silhouettes

22. Leyland rose, stiff, self-conscious, afraid.

23. Whisk the egg white until stiff.

24. The introduction is stiff, embarrassing ; Naif.

25. Arson in the first degree is a class A-I felony and carries stiffer penalties