strict (Meaning)
strict (s)
rigidly accurate; allowing no deviation from a standard
(of rules) stringently enforced
incapable of compromise or flexibility
severe and unremitting in making demands
strict (a)
characterized by strictness, severity, or restraint
Synonyms & Antonyms of strict
strict Sentence Examples
- The teacher enforced strict discipline in the classroom, prohibiting cell phones and side conversations.
- The company implemented strict guidelines for employee conduct, emphasizing punctuality and professional attire.
- The budget committee adhered to strict budget limits, ensuring that expenses did not exceed the allocated amount.
- The parents enforced strict rules for their children, establishing clear boundaries and consequences.
- The doctor prescribed a strict medication regimen for the patient, urging them to take it exactly as directed.
- The dress code at the formal event was strictly enforced, requiring guests to wear appropriate attire.
- The traffic regulations in the city were strict, with heavy penalties for speeding or running red lights.
- The immigration laws of the country were strictly enforced, requiring foreigners to obtain the proper visas.
- The supervisor implemented strict quality control measures, inspecting every product before it was shipped.
- The society adhered to strict moral principles, condemning any deviation from its established values.
FAQs About the word strict
rigidly accurate; allowing no deviation from a standard, (of rules) stringently enforced, characterized by strictness, severity, or restraint, incapable of comp
authentic, true, exact, precise,accurate, faithful, careful,meticulous, right, realistic
loose, corrupt, inaccurate, corrupt, inaccurate, careless, careless, loose, false, false
The teacher enforced strict discipline in the classroom, prohibiting cell phones and side conversations.
The company implemented strict guidelines for employee conduct, emphasizing punctuality and professional attire.
The budget committee adhered to strict budget limits, ensuring that expenses did not exceed the allocated amount.
The parents enforced strict rules for their children, establishing clear boundaries and consequences.
