stern (Meaning)

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stern (n)

the rear part of a ship

United States concert violinist (born in Russia in 1920)

the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on

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stern (s)

of a stern or strict bearing or demeanor; forbidding in aspect

not to be placated or appeased or moved by entreaty

severe and unremitting in making demands

severely simple

stern Sentence Examples

  1. The teacher had a stern expression on her face as she reprimanded the students.
  2. The admiral had a stern demeanor that commanded respect.
  3. The judge's stern ruling sent a clear message to the offender.
  4. The captain's stern voice echoed through the ship, ordering immediate action.
  5. The father's stern words conveyed his disapproval of his son's behavior.
  6. The principal adopted a stern stance on academic integrity, punishing any suspected cheating severely.
  7. The police officer maintained a stern attitude while questioning the suspect.
  8. The stern of the ship sliced through the water, leaving a trail behind.
  9. The stern look in the old man's eyes hinted at a life filled with hardships.
  10. The stern warning on the sign effectively deterred people from trespassing.

FAQs About the word stern

the rear part of a ship, United States concert violinist (born in Russia in 1920), the fleshy part of the human body that you sit on, of a stern or strict beari

authoritarian, tough, rigid, rigorous, harsh,strict, severe,gruff, heavy-handed, relentless

forbearing, mild, tolerant, easygoing, gentle, lenient, easy, tolerant, forbearing, mild

The teacher had a stern expression on her face as she reprimanded the students.

The admiral had a stern demeanor that commanded respect.

The judge's stern ruling sent a clear message to the offender.

The captain's stern voice echoed through the ship, ordering immediate action.