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strictly

[strikt-lee] / ˈstrɪkt li /
ADVERB
rigidly
Synonyms


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“When you’re at work, your boss is more composed. We’re talking strictly business,” said Brown, now a content creator and entrepreneur.

From The Wall Street Journal

Depending on how depleted the reefs are and how strictly fishing is limited, recovery times were estimated to range from an average of six to 50 years.

From Science Daily

As I argued more than 30 years ago External link, strictly enforced investor protection rules are a cornerstone of the U.S. stock market’s liquidity and transparency.

From Barron's

"There's so many more women, still not enough, in broadcasting who focus on genres that maybe, taboo-wise, would have been strictly for men," says the 31-year-old.

From BBC

“What Sam’s Club in China did well was strictly prioritize the premium consumer” consistently over time, said Jordan Berke, founder of digital-retail consulting firm Tomorrow and former head of e-commerce for Walmart China.

From The Wall Street Journal