(The word stringent is an adjective meaning strict, precise, and exacting.)
For admission to many large Universities, individuals must meet stringent academic requirements.
They must be subject to a sharper penal code, and to a more stringent code of procedure.
Kate knew that her essay was her best work, because she paid attention to the professor's stringent checklist of items to review before turning in her paper.
The boarding school was known nationwide for its stringent rules, rules that they enforced with rigor and severity.
This boarding house exercises stringent rules regarding late night female visitors.
i need a sentence for the word grumpily
This sentence is completely correct.
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I am good at aming.
The mountain we tried to climb was insurmountable.
The uniforms are very strict at school
A ramrod can be a strict disciplinarian.A ramrod is a metal bar that pushes gunpowder down a muzzle loading gun.
Our school upholds a strict dress code policy.
It is not an english language word. Maybe the word you are looking for is "instinctively" and this could be synonymous to "intuitively". By de-constructing the word "instrictively" you get the word "strict" and this could birth a new definition added to the english dictionary. I believe it could poise itself in a sentence to denote a "discipline" or something inherently strict. If you ever choose to use the word "instrictively", good luck in justifying it in its context.
what is a good sentence for the word opposite
The substitute teacher was cranky, old and strict, because she didn't want the kids to misbehave.my homeroom teacher is very strict because she makes do lots of writing prompts.(this is a full sentence)
She had learnt not to contradict her mother, for her mother was very strict.
I am on a strict diet.
A good sentence for the word baffled is:
The word fairly is an adverb, modifying the adjective strict.
Our state has very strict penalties for repeat drug offenders.
yes i can! answer= some people sometimes teachers are rigorous (or strict)