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1 stringency
noun1) the quality of being strict.صَرامَه، تَشَدَّدصُعوبَة الحُصول على قُروض( also adjective) The government are demanding stringency measures.
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2 خشونة
1́ n. bad manners, stringency, coarseness, roughness, harshness, scabrousness, toughness, vulgarity, rudeness, crudeness, severity, grossness2́ v. asperse -
3 صرامة
n. severity, rigour, strictness, sternness, austerity, rigorism, rigor, stringency, fortitude, firmness, hardness, rigidity, toughness, frankness, obduracy, tightness -
4 قسوة
n. callousness, severity, dourness, strictness, sternness, austerity, rigidity, rigor, rigour, stringency, hardness, harshness, inexorability, ruggedness, violence, cruelty, mercilessness, pitilessness, asperity, hardheartedness, inhumanity -
5 ندرة المال
n. stringency -
6 تزمت
تَزَمّتstrictness, rigor(ism), stringency, rigidity, severity, sternness, austerity; prim-ness; puritanism. precisianism -
7 تشدد
تَشَدّد: قَسْوَة، صَرَامَةstrictness, severity, sternness, austerity, stringency, rigor(ism), hardness, harshness, hardhandedness, toughness -
8 حزم
حَزْم: تَصْمِيم، صَرَامَةfirmness, resoluteness, resolution, resolve, determination, decision, firm will; strictness, stringency, severity, austerity -
9 شدة
شِدّة: قُوّة، عُنْفstrength, power, force(fulness), violence, vehemence, intensity, intension, severity, sternness, austerity, stringency, rigor(ism), hardness, harshness -
10 صرامة
صَرَامَة: شِدّة، قَسْوَة، حَزْمseverity, strictness, sternness, austerity, rigor(ism), starkness, stringency, hardness, harshness, toughness, inflexibility -
11 قسوة
قَسْوَة، قَسْوٌ: قَسَاوَةseverity, strictness, sternness, austerity, rigor(ism), stringency, hardness, harshness; cruelty, mercilessness, pitilessness, hardheartedness, inhumanity -
12 قسو
قَسْوَة، قَسْوٌ: قَسَاوَةseverity, strictness, sternness, austerity, rigor(ism), stringency, hardness, harshness; cruelty, mercilessness, pitilessness, hardheartedness, inhumanity
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