austereness (Meaning)

Wordnet

austereness (n)

extreme plainness

Webster

Harshness or astringent sourness to the taste; acerbity.

Severity; strictness; austerity.

The austereness of the monastery's architecture reflected its ascetic values.
Her attire exuded an air of austereness, devoid of any adornment or frills.
The minimalist living space conveyed a sense of austereness and tranquility.
The austere landscape of the desert stretched out before them, a vast and unforgiving expanse.
The philosopher advocated austereness as a path to enlightenment and self-control.
The painting's subject was depicted with a face marked by austereness, suggesting a life of hardship.
The military camp maintained a strict code of austereness, with soldiers expected to endure harsh conditions.
The monk's vows included a commitment to austereness, embracing a life of simplicity and deprivation.
The economic downturn forced many families to adopt a more austere lifestyle, cutting back on luxuries and unnecessary expenses.
The austerity measures imposed by the government elicited mixed reactions, with some praising the fiscal prudence while others criticized the impact on public services.

extreme plainnessHarshness or astringent sourness to the taste; acerbity., Severity; strictness; austerity.

pitilessness,monasticism, asceticism, implacability, gruffness, austerity, dourness, callousness, resolve, steadfastness

forbearance, tolerance, kindness, softness, indulgence, forbearance, tenderness, tenderness, patience, indulgence

The austereness of the monastery's architecture reflected its ascetic values.

Her attire exuded an air of austereness, devoid of any adornment or frills.

The minimalist living space conveyed a sense of austereness and tranquility.

The austere landscape of the desert stretched out before them, a vast and unforgiving expanse.