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strict

Definition for strict

adjective as in accurate; absolute

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Those changes would include stricter tests for personal independence payments and the halving of incapacity benefits under universal credit for new claimants.

From BBC

The chronic shortages of World War Two led to even stricter import controls, enforced through an elaborate licensing system.

From BBC

There’s also a meet and greet with star dragon Toothless, and it’s centered around creating respect for the mystical beings, with strict instructions on how to appear welcoming to our animal pals.

The parties had already signalled their urgency last month, when they pushed through significant reform of Germany's strict debt rules.

From BBC

Then there's the "hustle culture" guys, who instead insist that puritanical self-deprivation is the key to masculinity: strict diets, elaborate workouts, overtime schedules that leave no time for a social life.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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