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1 rigoureusement
rigoureusement [ʀiguʀøzmɑ̃]adverba. ( = absolument) [authentique, exact, vrai, identique] absolutely ; [interdit] strictly ; [impossible] utterlyb. ( = strictement) strictly* * *ʀiguʀøzmɑ̃adverbe [vrai, inexact] completely; [défendu, conforme] strictly; [punir, traiter] harshly; [obéir] scrupulously; [sélectionner, mesurer] carefully* * *ʀiɡuʀøzmɑ̃ adv1) [sélectionné, contrôlé] rigorously2) (= absolument) strictly* * *rigoureusement adv1 ( incontestablement) absolutely; c'est rigoureusement faux/vrai that's completely untrue/true; c'est rigoureusement défendu or interdit it's strictly ou absolutely forbidden;2 ( durement) [punir, traiter] rigorously, harshly;[rigurøzmɑ̃] adverbe1. [scrupuleusement] rigorously2. [complètement]les deux portraits sont rigoureusement identiques the two portraits are exactly the same ou absolutely identical
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