Pronunciation: /strɪkt/
noun noun - a stringent or exacting requirement or rule
A1 He is very strict with his children.
A2 The school has a strict policy on bullying.
B1 The company has strict guidelines for employee conduct.
B2 The judge imposed a strict sentence on the criminal.
C1 The strict regulations ensure safety in the workplace.
C2 The strict enforcement of the law led to a decrease in crime rates.
adjective adjective - (of a person or their manner) acting in close conformity to requirements or principles
A1 My teacher is very strict about homework deadlines.
A2 The school has a strict dress code policy.
B1 The company has strict rules regarding employee conduct.
B2 The government implemented strict measures to control the spread of the virus.
C1 The judge was known for being very strict in his sentencing.
C2 The university has strict academic standards for admission.
formal The company has a strict policy against workplace harassment.
informal My mom is very strict about curfew.
slang The teacher is so strict, she never lets us have any fun.
figurative The strict deadline for the project is causing a lot of stress.
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