strict
Cross references:
1. rigid
strict \'strikt\ \'strik-(t)le-\ \'strik(t)-n*s\ aj [L strictus, fr. pp. of
stringere to bind tight - more at STRA]IN 1: permitting no evasion or
escape {under ~ orders} 2a: inflexibly maintained or adhered to : COMPLETE
{~ secr ecy} 2b1: rigorously conforming to principle or a norm {a ~
Catholic} 2b2: severe in discipline archaic 3: NARROW, TIGHT; also :
INTIMATE 4: EXACT, PRECISE 5: of narrow erect habit of growth {a ~
inflorescence} - strict.ly av
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