strict
adjective, strict·er, strict·est.
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stringent, tough, harsh, scrupulous, exacting, severe, rigid, stern, rigorous, draconian, precise, meticulous, exact, religious, austere, disciplinary, dour, firm, forbidding, grimExamples from the Web for stricter
Contemporary Examples of stricter
But, in a disconnect, only half support "stricter gun control laws."
In the 1990s, support for stricter gun laws hovered between 60 and 78 percent.
Calls came for stricter gun laws, including prohibiting neighborhood-watch volunteers from carrying firearms.
In general, content-based speech restrictions are subject to stricter scrutiny than content-neutral rules.
Sure, if stricter voter ID laws are passed in certain swing states that were, until today, covered under the act.
Historical Examples of stricter
But at least once in the process of his work he might be held to a stricter account than elsewhere.
College TeachingPaul Klapper
Lastly, the stricter an Order the more perfect it seems to be.
On Prayer and The Contemplative LifeSt. Thomas Aquinas
For their sakes he devoted himself to a stricter economy than ever.
In a Little TownRupert Hughes
For the social joys of private life the laws were stricter still.
History of the Moravian ChurchJ. E. Hutton
Besides, he has not had the advantage of our stricter training.
TancredBenjamin Disraeli