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stringency

/ˈstrɪn.dʒən.si/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estado de ser rigoroso, severo ou inflexível, frequentemente usado no contexto de escassez financeira ou de cumprimento estrito de regras e detalhes.

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noun

/ˈstrɪn.dʒən.si/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estado de ser rigoroso, severo ou inflexível, frequentemente usado no contexto de escassez financeira ou de cumprimento estrito de regras e detalhes.

A noun referring to a state of strictness, severity, or tightness, often used in contexts of financial scarcity or rigorous adherence to rules and details.

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  1. Strictness or severityC1formal

    The quality of being strict, precise, and demanding exact adherence to rules or standards.

    ptRigor

    • The stringency of the new safety regulations surprised many companies.
    • The teacher's stringency in grading ensured high academic standards.
    • The government imposed stringency on financial reporting to prevent fraud.

    Sinônimosharshnessrigidityrigorseveritysternnessstrictnesstoughness

    Antônimosflexibilityindulgencelaxityleniencypermissiveness

  2. Economic scarcityC1formal

    A situation characterized by a lack of money and limited availability of credit, often leading to financial hardship.

    ptEscassez econômica

    • The country faced economic stringency after the market crash.
    • Stringency in the banking sector made it difficult for small businesses to get loans.
    • During the period of stringency, many families had to cut back on spending.

    Sinônimoscredit crunchdearthlackpaucityscarcityshortagetightness

    Antônimosabundanceease

Formas
  • stringencies plural form
  • stringencies' possessive plural form
  • stringency's possessive singular form
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