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1 şiddetli
adj. strong, heavy, harsh, sharp, acute, severe, violent, vehement, drastic, stern, astringent, bitter, brutal, burning, cast iron, consuming, deep, exquisite, extreme, ferocious, flaming, flash, forceful, frenetic, frenzied, fulminant, furious, gusty* * *1. vehement 2. boisterous 3. drastic 4. intense -
2 zorlayıcı
adj. coercive, compelling, compulsive, compulsory, drastic, exigent, high pressure, insistent, stringent* * *1. coercive 2. compulsive 3. drastic -
3 sert
adj. hard, stiff, tough, strong, firm, sharp, strict, harsh, drastic, severe, violent, brutal, acrid, adamant, astringent, austere, bad, bitter, bossy, cast iron, caustic, crusty, cutting, exact, exacting, fierce, flinty, forbidding, get tough, granite--------adv. hard--------n. hard line--------sert (fikir vb.)adj. unshaded--------sert (hava)adj. brisk, boisterous--------sert (içki)adj. short--------sert (şarap)adj. round* * *1. pungent 2. rigid 3. stern 4. tough 5. violent 6. coriaceous 7. dour 8. hard 9. harsh 10. inclement 11. nappy 12. harder (adj.) -
4 yasaklayıcı
adj. drastic, inhibitory, prohibitive, prohibitory, proscriptive* * *1. prohibitive 2. prohibitory -
5 sert
"hard, rigid; stiff, firm; severe; harsh; strict, stern, drastic; violent; cutting, biting, hurtful, scathing, sharp; gruff, stiff, surly, brusque, forbidding, unkind; abrupt, curt; (içki) strong, stiff, heady; (sigara, vb.) strong; (tat, koku) acrid, pung" -
6 şiddetli
"violent; intense, intensive; severe; acute; bitter; furious; drastic; passionate; excruciating"
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drastic — DRÁSTIC, Ă, drastici, ce, adj. Foarte aspru, foarte energic; brutal, violent, vehement. ♦ (Despre remedii medicale) Cu efect puternic şi rapid. – Din fr. drastique. Trimis de LauraGellner, 13.09.2007. Sursa: DEX 98 DRÁSTIC adj. 1. v. aspru. 2.… … Dicționar Român
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drastic — I adjective acting with force, desperate, dire, exceeding, excessive, extreme, fanatic, fanatical, forceful, harsh, immoderate, improper, inordinate, intemperate, intense, outrageous, powerful, radical, severe, strict, strong, undue, unmitigated … Law dictionary
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drastic — [adj] severe, extreme desperate, dire, exorbitant, extravagant, forceful, harsh, immoderate, radical, strong; concepts 537,569 Ant. calm, collected, easy, mild … New thesaurus
drastic — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ having a strong or far reaching effect. DERIVATIVES drastically adverb. ORIGIN Greek drastikos, from dran do … English terms dictionary
drastic — [dras′tik] adj. [Gr drastikos, active < dran, to do: see DRAMA] acting with force; having a strong or violent effect; severe; harsh; extreme drastically adv … English World dictionary
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drastic — dras|tic [ˈdræstık] adj [Date: 1600 1700; : Greek; Origin: drastikos, from dran to do ] extreme and sudden drastic action/measures ▪ NATO threatened drastic action if its terms were not met. ▪ drastic cuts in government spending ▪ Drastic changes … Dictionary of contemporary English
