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['strɪktlɪ]1) (not leniently) [ treat] severamente2) (absolutely) [ confidential] strettamentestrictly speaking — in senso stretto, a rigor di termini
strictly between ourselves... — che resti tra noi...
* * *adverb rigorosamente* * *strictly /ˈstrɪktlɪ/avv.● strictly speaking, in senso stretto; a rigor di termini.* * *['strɪktlɪ]1) (not leniently) [ treat] severamente2) (absolutely) [ confidential] strettamentestrictly speaking — in senso stretto, a rigor di termini
strictly between ourselves... — che resti tra noi...
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