What is another word for more stiffened?
Pronunciation: [mˈɔː stˈɪfənd] (IPA) 
The word "more stiffened" can be replaced with several synonyms, each conveying a slightly different nuance. "Rigid" suggests a stiff inflexibility, while "stiff" connotes a lack of flexibility or suppleness. "Taut" implies a tightness or tenseness, while "tautened" conveys a deliberate or forced tightening. "Hardened" suggests a firmness that comes from enduring hardship or difficult experiences, while "inflexible" implies a stubborn resistance to change or compromise. "Unbending" evokes the idea of rigidity and unyieldingness, while "immovable" suggests a complete lack of flexibility or adaptability. In selecting an appropriate synonym for "more stiffened," context and tone should be carefully considered.
