Stringently [adverb]

Faithfully and stringently carried out, it might have saved the South.

The prohibition was stringently, indeed at one time, ruthlessly, enforced.

The elk are in danger of becoming extinct if they are not stringently guarded.

Contrary to wont, the ban against Spinoza was stringently enforced, to keep young people from his heresies.

All admit that the unfair competitive methods described in an earlier part of this chapter should be stringently prohibited.

Nevertheless the temptation to inflate capital will exist until the device is stringently prohibited by law.

I had felt this necessity once before, be it remembered, but never so stringently, so morbidly as now.

Any pieces showing unmistakable signs of what are regarded as defects should be stringently rejected.

On the other hand, when once such a marriage-contract had been drawn up, its inviolability was stringently secured.

It was, in fact, a purely technical accomplishment based wholly139 on the most stringently empirical research.