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strict S0807800 (strĭkt)adj. strict·er, strict·est 1. a. Rigorous in the imposition of discipline: a strict parent.b. Conforming completely to established rule, principle, or condition: a strict vegetarian.2. a. Requiring close observance or demanding in expectations: strict standards. See Synonyms at severe.b. Carefully maintained or observed: strict silence; strict loyalty.3. Not loose or vague; exact or precise: a strict definition.4. Botany Stiff, narrow, and upright.
[Middle English stricte, narrow, small, from Latin strictus, tight, strict, past participle of stringere, to draw tight; see streig- in Indo-European roots.]
strict′ly adv.strict′ness n.strict (strɪkt) adj1. adhering closely to specified rules, ordinances, etc: a strict faith. 2. complied with or enforced stringently; rigorous: a strict code of conduct. 3. severely correct in attention to rules of conduct or morality: a strict teacher. 4. (of a punishment, etc) harsh; severe5. (prenominal) complete; absolute: in strict secrecy. 6. (Logic) logic maths (of a relation)a. applying more narrowly than some other relation often given the same name, as strict inclusion, which holds only between pairs of sets that are distinct, while simple inclusion permits the case in which they are identical. See also proper9, orderingb. distinguished from a relation of the same name that is not the subject of formal study7. (Botany) botany rare very straight, narrow, and upright: strict panicles. [C16: from Latin strictus, from stringere to draw tight] ˈstrictly adv ˈstrictness nstrict (strɪkt)
adj. -er, -est. 1. closely conforming to requirements or principles: a strict observance of rituals. 2. stringent; exacting: strict laws; a strict judge. 3. rigorously enforced: strict silence. 4. exact; precise: in the strict sense of the word. 5. narrowly or carefully limited: a strict construction of the Constitution. 6. absolute; complete: strict confidence. 7. Archaic. drawn tight. [1570–80; < Latin strictus, past participle of stringere to draw tight] strict′ly, adv. strict′ness, n. Thesaurus| Adj. | 1. | strict - rigidly accurate; allowing no deviation from a standard; "rigorous application of the law"; "a strict vegetarian"rigorousexact - marked by strict and particular and complete accordance with fact; "an exact mind"; "an exact copy"; "hit the exact center of the target" | | 2. | strict - (of rules) stringently enforced; "hard-and-fast rules"hard-and-fastinvariable - not liable to or capable of change; "an invariable temperature"; "an invariable rule"; "his invariable courtesy" | | 3. | strict - characterized by strictness, severity, or restraintnonindulgentabstemious - sparing in consumption of especially food and drink; "the pleasures of the table, never of much consequence to one naturally abstemious"- John Galsworthy | | 4. | strict - incapable of compromise or flexibilityrigidintolerant - unwilling to tolerate difference of opinion | | 5. | strict - severe and unremitting in making demands; "an exacting instructor"; "a stern disciplinarian"; "strict standards"exacting, sterndemanding - requiring more than usually expected or thought due; especially great patience and effort and skill; "found the job very demanding"; "a baby can be so demanding" |
strictadjective1. severe, harsh, stern, firm, rigid, rigorous, stringent, austere French privacy laws are very strict.
severe soft, moderate, flexible, mild, tolerant, laid-back (informal), easy-going, lax, easy-oasy (slang)2. stern, firm, severe, harsh, authoritarian, austere, no-nonsense My parents were very strict.3. exact, accurate, precise, close, true, particular, religious, faithful, meticulous, scrupulous the strictest sense of the word4. devout, religious, orthodox, pious, pure, reverent, prayerful a strict Catholic5. absolute, complete, total, perfect, utter Your enquiry will be handled in strict confidence.strictadjective1. Not deviating from correctness, accuracy, or completeness:close, exact, faithful, full, rigorous.2. Rigorous and unsparing in treating others:demanding, exacting, hard, harsh, rigid, severe, stern, tough, unyielding.3. Conforming completely to established rule:exact, rigorous, uncompromising.Translationsstrict (strikt) adjective1. severe, stern, and compelling obedience. This class needs a strict teacher; His parents were very strict with him; The school rules are too strict; strict orders. 嚴厲的 严历的2. exact or precise. If the strict truth were known, he was drunk, not ill. 精確的 精确的ˈstrictness noun 嚴厲 严历ˈstrictly adverb 嚴厲地 严历地strictly speaking if we must be completely accurate, act according to rules etc. Strictly speaking, he should be punished for this. 嚴格說來 严格说来strict
in the strict(est) senseFollowing the narrowest and most precise interpretation (of something). While not correct in the strictest sense, the word has been widely accepted among most English speakers. I wouldn't call her a socialist in the strict sense, but some of her beliefs definitely lean that way.See also: sensein confidenceIn private; with the understanding that what was said will not be revealed. Sometimes used with the modifiers "strict" or "the strictest." I can't believe you told your husband about my operation—I told that to you in confidence! Gentlemen, please be aware that this meeting is being held in the strictest confidence.See also: confidencein confidenceAlso, in strict confidence. Privately, on condition that what is said will not be revealed. For example, The doctor told her in confidence that her mother was terminally ill, or He told us in strict confidence that Gail was pregnant. This idiom was first recorded in 1632. Also see take into one's confidence. See also: confidencestrict
strict1. Logic maths of a relationa. applying more narrowly than some other relation often given the same name, as strict inclusion, which holds only between pairs of sets that are distinct, while simple inclusion permits the case in which they are identical b. distinguished from a relation of the same name that is not the subject of formal study 2. Botany rare very straight, narrow, and upright strictA function f is strict in an argument if
f bottom = bottom
(See bottom). In other words, the result depends on theargument so evaluation of an application of the functioncannot terminate until evaluation of the argument hasterminated.
If the result is only bottom when the argument is bottomthen the function is also bottom-unique.
See also strict evaluation, hyperstrict.strict
strict (of plant structures) growing upwards, stiff and rigid.strict
Synonyms for strictadj severeSynonyms- severe
- harsh
- stern
- firm
- rigid
- rigorous
- stringent
- austere
Antonyms- soft
- moderate
- flexible
- mild
- tolerant
- laid-back
- easy-going
- lax
- easy-oasy
adj sternSynonyms- stern
- firm
- severe
- harsh
- authoritarian
- austere
- no-nonsense
adj exactSynonyms- exact
- accurate
- precise
- close
- true
- particular
- religious
- faithful
- meticulous
- scrupulous
adj devoutSynonyms- devout
- religious
- orthodox
- pious
- pure
- reverent
- prayerful
adj absoluteSynonyms- absolute
- complete
- total
- perfect
- utter
Synonyms for strictadj not deviating from correctness, accuracy, or completenessSynonyms- close
- exact
- faithful
- full
- rigorous
adj rigorous and unsparing in treating othersSynonyms- demanding
- exacting
- hard
- harsh
- rigid
- severe
- stern
- tough
- unyielding
adj conforming completely to established ruleSynonyms- exact
- rigorous
- uncompromising
Synonyms for strictadj rigidly accurateSynonymsRelated Wordsadj (of rules) stringently enforcedSynonymsRelated Wordsadj characterized by strictness, severity, or restraintSynonymsRelated Wordsadj incapable of compromise or flexibilitySynonymsRelated Wordsadj severe and unremitting in making demandsSynonymsRelated Words |