Definitions
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- adjective
superlative form ofstrict : moststrict .
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Examples
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Prime Minister Kupik Kleist has said the drilling offshore Greenland is being carried out under Norwegian safety regulations, which he described as the strictest of any country.
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Prime Minister Kupik Kleist has said the drilling offshore Greenland is being carried out under Norwegian safety regulations, which he described as the strictest of any country.
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He then headed back to the office where he signed executive orders for what he called the strictest rules ever to prevent anyone with lobbying ties to affect policy.
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Therefore, the "forasmuch" does not justify Rome's doctrine of works meriting salvation. before thee -- Obedience to God is in strictest compatibility with loyalty to the king (Mt 22: 21; 1Pe 2: 17).
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The law has been called the strictest in the United States.
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250 These examinations being very indecent are usually done in strictest privacy.
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In the first book, while attending the well-called strictest school in the world, she meets Robert Burns, aka Rubberbones, a sturdy young boy who loves to fly, and the Princess Purnah, a wild young woman from a clearly intentionally stereotypic-in-the-Victorian-tradition Asian country.
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In the first book, while attending the well-called strictest school in the world, she meets Robert Burns, aka Rubberbones, a sturdy young boy who loves to fly, and the Princess Purnah, a wild young woman from a clearly intentionally stereotypic-in-the-Victorian-tradition Asian country.
The Mad Misadventures of Emmaline and Rubberbones « educating alice
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Germany has what many call the strictest regulations in the world.
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By this point, Jefferson had written his draft of the Virginia statute of religious freedom, and he and James Madison were known as the strictest proponents of keeping government and religion far apart.
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