Sterner is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for STERNER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the rearmost part of a ship or boat
• A director.
• a person's bottom
ADJECTIVE:
• STERN, severe
• (of a person or their manner) serious and unrelenting, especially in the assertion of authority and exercise of discipline
• (of an act or statement) strict and severe
• (of competition or opposition) putting someone or something under extreme pressure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• unyielding

Words related to STERNER

stern5 sternest8

Words that contain STERNER

easterner9 westerner12 easterners10 westerners13 northeasterner17 northwesterner20 southeasterner17 southwesterner20 northeasterners18 northwesterners21 southeasterners18 southwesterners21

How to use STERNER in a sentence

• The Republicans were disappointed, and disliked the vigor of the government, which gave indications of a sterner rule than that of Charles X.
• Beyond association with their brothers, and anxiously watched intercourse with the members of the Ducal suite, their knowledge of the sterner sex was absolutely wanting.
• A shape like to the angels, Yet of a sterner and a sadder aspect, Of spiritual essence.
• And none who then beheld him But straight were smote with fear, For a bolder and a sterner man Had never couched a spear.
• As a rule much of what boys learn at school is left behind them when classes are given up for the sterner work of the world.
• The practical problem also of race relationship has by a coincidence presented itself since Darwin wrote in a sterner form.
• But even that uneasiness was lost now in sterner things.
• Will you sterner be Than he that dies and lives by bloody drops? Enter ROSALIND, CELIA, and CORIN, at a distance PHEBE.
• The Baronet had another shorter and sterner interview with Feltram in his study.
• There was, however, a harder and sterner side to the Babylonian character.
• Halevy, it seems to me, is made of somewhat sterner stuff.
• At the outset, though the inclination was never lacking, he knew small temptation to break the sterner laws of conduct.
• And when at last he escaped the slavery of the gaol, picture-framing was the pursuit which covered the sterner business of his life.
• No natural law is sterner than that which decrees that restless water shall prevail.
• LUCAS At last the sterner sex is to have its literary dues.
• Yet, even in the darker and sterner parts, in which she was once so famous, she was hardly more successful now.
• The old folks who brought me up, had sterner ways of enforcing education.
• The men of this generation were of a sterner and more fanatical mould, men who for their wildest acts often claimed the sanction of religious convictions.
• For even then there came that sterner voice, Echoing to what was highest in the soul.
• He began to be, I thought and hoped, what a sterner teaching might have made him before.
• They represent some, at least, of the qualities by which the Empire, in a sterner time than ours, was won, and by which, in even these ease-loving days, it must be maintained.
• The sterner brothers watched, also, silent, as Normans taught themselves to be in trouble.
• Her inclination to humour him in sundry respects not implying too much freedom of movement contrasted favourably with the sterner restraint exercised by his father.
• Her father, Henry Rich, Lord Holland, the second son of the Earl of Warwick, has found place in sterner history than this.
• Deep ravines, in various directions, gave an air of still sterner solemnity to the scene.
• Blair wore a cool smile, underneath which there was sterner hidden meaning.
• The face of Sandrit of Stramen was sterner than ever, and his son seemed to have caught a portion of his severity.
• She was convinced that on occasion the heavy brows contracted and the eyes grew even sterner.

Similar words containing STERN without suffix er

stern5 astern6 sterna6 sterns6 cistern9 eastern7 pastern9 postern9 sternal7 sterned8 sternly10 sternum9 testern7 western10 yestern10 asternal8 cisterna10 cisterns10 pasterns10 posterns10 sternage9 sternest8 sterning9 sternite8 sternson8 sternums10 sternway14 testerns8 westerns11 cisternae11 cisternal11 easterner9 episterna11 hesternal12 presterna11 prosterna11 sternages10 sternebra11 sternfast12 sternites9 sternitic11 sternmost11 sternness9 sternport11 sternpost11 sternsons9 sternward13 sternways15 testerned10 westerner12 easterners10 episternal12 episternum14 presternum14 prosternum14 sternalgia11 sternalgic13 sternboard13 sternebrae12 sternfasts13 sternports12 sternposts12 sternsheet13 sternwards14 sternworks17 substernal12 testerning11 westerners13 westernise13 westernism15 westernize22 midwestern16 consternate13 easternmost13 episternums15 morgenstern14 presternums15 prosternums15 sternalgias12 sternboards14 sternnesses11 sternotribe13 sternsheets14 sternutator11 westernised15 westernises14 westernisms16 westernized24 westernizes23 westernmost16 xiphisterna23 yesternight18 westernizer23 consternated15 consternates14 lectisternia14 morgensterns15 northeastern15 northwestern18 sinisterness12 Show more ...

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