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superstrict

  • a word derived from strict.
    strict
    adjective
    characterized by or acting in close conformity to requirements or principles.

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So when Mona Rahman, 24, tells the other five people at a New York City dinner table about how her superstrict parents never let her sleep over at friends' houses, there are chuckles of recognition.

From Time Magazine Archive

Compared with the orthodox rabbinical thinking that was later codified in the second century Mishnah, the Qumran rules on ritual cleanliness were superstrict.

From Time Magazine Archive

It’s not a uniform, just superstrict rules for clothes.

From "The Miscalculations of Lightning Girl" by Stacy McAnulty