Collocations with "strictly"

To apply rules in a way that must be obeyed.

Kept private with no exceptions.

to enforce rules for controlling something in a very firm way

Used to emphasize that a rule is very firm and must be obeyed.

To limit in a way that allows no exceptions.

To forbid something in a very firm and enforced way.

to follow a rule, principle, or standard exactly and without deviation

Indicates that something adheres rigorously to facts.

emphasizes adherence to non-religious principles without deviation

to supervise in a way that ensures rules are followed exactly

To assert firmly that participation is not required and is based on choice alone.

Emphasizes a formal, impersonal, and no-nonsense approach.

Emphasizes that the time order is followed exactly, without deviation.

to limit something rigorously to a particular group, activity, or area

to state the meaning of something in a way that must be followed exactly

Emphasizes complete adherence to formal rules and procedures without deviation.

Emphasizes that the rules of the hierarchy are closely followed.

Completely illegal, with no exceptions.

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

Being liable without any need to prove fault or negligence.

limited according to a firm rule that must be obeyed

To watch or check something in a very strict and thorough way.

Necessary only in the most essential or minimal way.

Implies adherence to a rule or policy of neutrality without deviation.

Emphasizes that something is personal and confidential.

Used to specify that something is related only to religion and not to other aspects.

to separate in a very exact and controlled way, often following strict rules

To follow rules or instructions exactly and without deviation.

Emphasizes complete and unwavering abstinence from alcohol.