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Definition of stringent - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
rulesdemanding strict attention to rules and procedures
- The school has stringent rules for student conduct.
2.
high standardsimposing rigorous standards of performance
- The stringent quality control ensures superior products.
Origin of stringent
Latin, stringere (to draw tight)
Terms with stringent included in their meaning
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rules
very strict or stringent
legal
intellectual property right for inventions with less stringent requirements
Examples of stringent in a sentence
Stringent guidelines were set for the new project. The stringent rules left no room for error. Stringent guidelines were set to ensure safety.
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- French:strict, ...
- German:strenge, ...
- Italian:severo, rigoroso, ...
- Spanish:estricto, ...
- Portuguese:rigoroso, ...
- Chinese:严格的, ...
- Japanese:厳格な, 厳格な品質管理, ...
- Arabic:صَارِم, شَدِيد, ...
- Hebrew:מַחְמִיר, נוֹקְשֶׁה, ...
- Russian:строгий, строгий контроль качества, ...
- Ukrainian:суворий, ...
- Hindi:सख्त, ...
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