Severer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SEVERER in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• SEVERE, strict, harsh
• (of something bad or undesirable) very great; intense
• demanding great ability, skill, or resilience
• (of punishment of a person) strict or harsh
• (of a person) formal and unsmiling.
• very plain in style or appearance
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• unsparing in the treatment of others

Words related to SEVERER

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How to use SEVERER in a sentence

• A severer blow could scarcely have fallen upon him.
• Perhaps there can be no severer test of this faculty of perception than the copying of excellent pictures.
• The scientific reading in which we indulge as a relaxation from severer studies had raised dim forebodings.
• On that account he refrained from inflicting a severer penalty.
• The conventional graces of Vanloo, of Watteau, of Boucher, of Fragonard, had given place to a severer school.
• Accustomed to the severer discipline of the graded school of which she was a member, the unconventional ways of these children amused the young visitor greatly.
• Unfortunately, she was in too weak a state to bear the severer injuries of this second attack as well as she had those of the first.
• The double titles of several of the Platonic Dialogues are a further proof that the severer rule was not observed by Plato.
• This new undertaking proved a task of much greater difficulty and severer hardship than his march to the sea.
• Now necessity forced the Spaniards to get food by severer methods, since the Indians had repulsed mild measures so obstinately.
• It is not easy to eat, and sleep, and live together in close quarters, sometimes with rush work, sometimes through severer hours of aimless waiting.
• In times of excitement the severer laws might be put in force.
• The principal building is in the severer style of the Gothic, without, however, being one of its best specimens.
• Often, too, must he question his own motives with a severer judgment than that of the world, as his scrutiny is more close, and his self-knowledge more minute.
• The conduct of no pick- pocket or bank robber could have been held up to public indignation and contempt in severer language than the supporters of that bill.
• But his tender heart endured what were still severer pangs from the sufferings and death of those of his companions for whom he had the greatest regard.
• With talents of a high order, he permitted an enthusiastic attachment to verse-making to interfere with his severer studies and retard his progress in learning.
• He pitied him as a man subject to the dominion of invidious passions, than which no severer sensations can tear the heart of man.
• I had intended to add a still severer punishment, but Mr.
• One morning, after a severer strain than usual, he awoke with a strange sensation in his eyes.
• I was his pastor, and I never had a truer friend, or a severer censor.
• Within the last twelve months I have undergone more and severer sickness, than thirty preceding years afflicted me with.
• Merely to get there cost him a severer and a longer effort than men in general are capable of making.
• But this was evidently only a prelude to a severer rehearsal.
• Awkward as it would have been if he had taken a severer view of the subject, she was mortified even amidst her fears and embarrassment at his levity.
• Severer games, such as cricket, which I see girls playing with their brothers, tennis, fencing, and even boxing, have for both sexes moral values.
• On the afternoon of the 25th came another and severer one, strong enough to shake down some tottering walls and add another to the list of victims.
• The endurance, which now bears suffering with fortitude, would learn to submit to severer trials under the sanction of a higher teaching, and patience would have her perfect work.
• After 1833, when emancipation in English colonies took place, severer measures against the slave trade was possible and the colony began to grow.

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