Bare
Strict
Strict adjective - Following an original exactly.
Bare and strict are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bare" instead an adjective "Strict".
Nearby Words: strictly, strictness
Both words in one sentence
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Street punks, mutants, hardened mercenaries, evil magic clowns — Paragon City apparently has a strict "no bare hands" dress code.note This is actually an artistic/psychological trick to cover up technical limitations in the game engine.
Source: Fingerless Gloves -
He'll tend to prefer roughing people up with his bare hands to using guns (gun control being very strict in the UK), but Cold-Blooded Torture isn't at all out of the question and the really nasty ones in fiction have a tendency to be Knife Nuts.
Source: London Gangster
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