Grave
Strict
Strict adjective - Following an original exactly.
Grave and strict are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Grave" instead an adjective "Strict".
Nearby Words: strictly, strictness
Both words in one sentence
- The grammar has differences from English (such as the inclusion of cases and endings, as well as strict word order), but it's not going to put anyone in an early grave like Japanese, Latin, or Russian.
Source: Useful Notes / German Language - Because of their strict adherences to the rules of honorable combat, Andrews had basically committed grave sins against some of the cornerstones Clan honor as a whole, having dishonorably murdered an unarmed and defenseless N'Buta in full view of the rest of the Clan Khans.
Source: Thanatos Gambit
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