severe
/səˈvɪr/
adjective
- Very bad, serious, or extreme in degree.
- The storm caused severe damage to the coastal town.
- The country is facing a severe shortage of clean drinking water.
- She was admitted to the hospital with severe chest pain.
- Strict or harsh in manner or treatment.
- The judge imposed a severe sentence for the crime.
- My grandmother was known for her severe but fair discipline.
- The teacher gave a severe warning to students who were cheating.
- Very plain or simple, without decoration.
- The building's severe architecture reflected the minimalist style.
- She wore a severe black dress with no jewelry.
- The office had a severe design with white walls and metal furniture.
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