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sternness

/ˈstɜːn.nəs/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على صفة القسوة أو الصرامة أو الشدة في الطبع أو المظهر، وقد يشير إلى العبوس والجفاء أو إلى تصميم لا يتزعزع.

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noun

/ˈstɜːn.nəs/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على صفة القسوة أو الصرامة أو الشدة في الطبع أو المظهر، وقد يشير إلى العبوس والجفاء أو إلى تصميم لا يتزعزع.

A noun referring to the quality of being severe, strict, or forbidding in manner or appearance; it can describe a grim and gloomy aspect or an uncompromising resolution.

غير معدود

  1. Grim and forbidding qualityB2formal

    The quality of being severe, strict, or harsh in appearance or manner, often creating a gloomy or unwelcoming atmosphere.

    arالصرامة

    • The sternness of the mountain landscape made the hikers feel small and vulnerable.
    • The old castle had a certain sternness that discouraged visitors.
    • Her face had a natural sternness that made her seem unapproachable.

    المرادفاتausteritygrimnessharshnessrigorseveritystrictness

    الأضدادcheerfulnessfriendlinessgenialitygentlenesskindnessleniencymildnesspleasantnesssoftnesswarmth

  2. Uncompromising resolutionB2formal

    A firm and unyielding determination or seriousness in purpose or attitude.

    arحزم لا يلين

    • The judge's sternness in the courtroom ensured that order was maintained.
    • He faced the challenge with a sternness that surprised his colleagues.
    • Her sternness in negotiations helped her secure a favorable deal.

    المرادفاتausteritydeterminationfirmnessgrimnessharshnessinflexibilityresolutenessresolverigidityrigorseveritysteadfastnessstrictnesstenacity

    الأضدادflexibilityindulgenceleniencypermissivenesssoftness

الصيغ
  • sternnesses plural form
  • sternnesses' possessive plural form
  • sternness's possessive singular form
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