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austere
adjective as in severe in manner
adjective as in refraining; abstinent
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Example Sentences
And 2020’s “Folklore” was a genuine change-up, venturing into the realm of indie pop and austere folk.
No allegations have touched Sheinbaum, a scientist and longtime academic known for her austere lifestyle and serious demeanor.
“All of these potential uses would directly support the academic mission in austere times,” the letter said.
Never a natural politician, he was seen as aloof and austere.
Northridge says it was meant to have an “Eastern European socialist look, which is very functional, very austere.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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