Usage examples (42)

• The exact level would depend on the number and stringency of the conditions that needed to be met and thus audited.
• Noun, : the stringency of poverty. ,the stringency of school discipline. ,stringency in the money market
• About this time Mr. Ward's views of religious duty deepened in stringency and in gloom.
• But this stringency, which is called positivism when the conditions of welfare are understood, becomes fanaticism when they are misrepresented.