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Meanings of strictly in English

Portuguese
rigorosamente
Spanish
puramente

Restricted to something.

rigorosamente

In a stringent manner.

In a rigorous manner.

Usage of strictly in English
1
At issue is how strictly U.S. health regulators should control the products.
Reuters
2
However, Ms Holmes told RNZ her own statement was not strictly true.
Radio NZ
3
Here we look at time strictly from a standards point of view.
Essential system administration, 3rd edition
4
It is not clear why Apple is enforcing them strictly this year.
Reuters
5
I was given only the information strictly necessary to complete my mission.
To Honor You Call Us
6
Unfortunately, the ride received in that way was a strictly one-way affair.
Divide and Rule
7
Adverse effects are common with terlipressin and need to be monitored strictly.
Pubmed
8
When Kissinger was present it was strictly business, concentration, work and strategizing.
Thanks For The Memories… The Truth Has Set Me Free!
9
You're right, no money is changing hands, but it's still strictly business.
Mad enough to marry
10
In general I looked at her more often than was strictly necessary.
Anathem
11
We expect Islamabad to honour the ceasefire agreement strictly, the ministry said.
Reuters
12
The army, as far as I'm concerned, is strictly for the sparrows.
One night stands & lost weekends
13
The C-Venture Capital Company regime has been strictly outlawed in this document.
The South African
14
Vote Leave's events tend to be scrappier, noisier and less strictly controlled.
The Guardian
15
We expect Islamabad to honor the ceasefire agreement strictly, the ministry said.
Reuters
16
Here's the root of the matter: strictly-speaking, data is a plural term.
The Guardian
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Strictly through the time
Strictly across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
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