| Definition of 'stringency' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) stringency, tightness
a state occasioned by scarcity of money and a shortage of credit
2. (noun) strictness, stringency
conscientious attention to rules and details
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| Definition of 'stringency' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) stringency
the quality or state of being stringent
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Sense: the quality of being strict.
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 Afrikaans: strengheid |
 Arabic: صَرامَه، تَشَدَّد |
 Bulgarian: строгост |
 Brazilian: rigor |
 Czech: přísnost |
 German: die Strenge |
 Danish: strenghed |
 Greek: αυστηρότητα |
 Spanish: rigor, severidad; tirante |
 Estonian: rangus |
 Farsi: صراحت |
 Finnish: ankaruus |
 French: rigueur |
 Hebrew: חוּמרָה |
 Hindi: सख्ती, कड़ापन |
 Croatian: (o zakonu) oštrina, strog |
 Hungarian: szigorúság |
 Indonesian: kekerasan |
 Icelandic: harka |
 Italian: rigore |
 Japanese: 厳重 |
 Korean: 엄격함 |
 Lithuanian: griežtumas |
 Latvian: stingrība; bardzība |
 Malay: keketatan |
 Dutch: striktheid |
 Norwegian: strenghet |
 Polish: surowość |
 Persian: صراحت |
 Pashto: څرګند، صراحت |
 Portuguese: rigor |
 Romanian: rigoare |
 Russian: строгость |
 Slovak: prísnosť |
 Slovenian: ostrina |
 Serbian: strogost |
 Swedish: stränghet |
 Thai: ความเข้มงวด |
 Turkish: sıkılık, sertlik |
 Taiwanese: 嚴厲 |
 Ukrainian: суворість |
 Urdu: سختی |
 Vietnamese: sự nghiêm ngặt, nghiêm kh |
 Chinese: 严历 |
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