strictly interpret

Frequency: 7.011.8 per million words

To understand or explain the meaning of something in a very exact and literal way.

interpretADVERB + interpret

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strictly

Examples (10)

  • The judge chose to strictly interpret the letter of the law.
  • Company policy dictates that all safety guidelines must be strictly interpreted and followed.
  • He always tries to strictly interpret what others say, often missing the underlying intent.
  • To avoid misrepresentation, scientific data should be strictly interpreted.
  • The ancient text was strictly interpreted by scholars for centuries.
  • It is crucial to strictly interpret the instructions given for the experiment.
  • The new regulations will be strictly interpreted to ensure compliance.
  • They were advised to strictly interpret the contract clauses to protect their interests.
  • A literal approach would mean we strictly interpret every single word.
  • The auditors will strictly interpret the financial records according to the standards.