austere
adjective (austerer, austerest)
Everyday
- Austere means plain and strict, without comfort, luxury or decoration. tree →
- Austere can also mean stern and serious in manner. tree →
In the lessons
in stories, a plain, hard way of life, such as a monk's or a knight's, or a stern person.
Examples
- The monk lived an austere life. tree →
- The room was bare and austere. tree →
- The old teacher had an austere face. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
On Mova
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