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Definition of austere
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of austere is as below...
Austere
()
Severe
in modes of
judging,
or
living,
or
acting;
rigid;
rigorous;
stern;
as, an
austere
man, look,
life..
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Dervis
::
Dervis
(n.) A
Turkish
or
Persian
monk,
especially
one who
professes
extreme
poverty
and leads an
austere
life..
Austere
::
Austere
()
Unadorned;
unembellished;
severely
simple.
Morose
::
Morose
(a.) Of a sour
temper;
sullen
and
austere;
ill-humored;
severe.
Rough
::
Rough (n.)
Austere;
harsh to the
taste;
as, rough
wine..
Astringent
::
Astringent
(a.)
Stern;
austere;
as, an
astringent
type of
virtue..
Roughly
::
Roughly
(adv.)
In a rough
manner;
unevenly;
harshly;
rudely;
severely;
austerely.
Stern
::
Stern
(superl.)
Having
a
certain
hardness
or
severity
of
nature,
manner,
or
aspect;
hard;
severe;
rigid;
rigorous;
austere;
fixed;
unchanging;
unrelenting;
hence,
serious;
resolute;
harsh;
as, a
sternresolve;
a stern
necessity;
a stern
heart;
a stern gaze; a stern
decree..
Harsh
::
Harsh (a.)
Unpleasant
and
repulsive
to the
sensibilities;
austere;
crabbed;
morose;
abusive;
abusive;
severe;
rough.
Difficult
::
Difficult
(a.) Hard to
manage
or to
please;
not
easily
wrought
upon;
austere;
stubborn;
as, a
difficult
person..
Minim
::
Minim (n.) One of an
austere
order of
mendicant
hermits
of
friars
founded
in the 15th
century
by St.
Francis
of
Paola.
Austere
::
Austere
() Sour and
astringent;
rough to the
state;
having
acerbity;
as, an
austere
crab
apple;
austere
wine..
Crab
::
Crab (a.) Sour;
rough;
austere.
Carthusian
::
Carthusian
(n.) A
member
of an
exceeding
austere
religious
order,
founded
at
Chartreuse
in
France
by St.
Bruno,
in the year
1086..
Austerely
::
Austerely
(adv.)
Severely;
rigidly;
sternly.
Medlar
::
Medlar
(n.) A tree of the genus
Mespilus
(M.
Germanica);
also, the fruit of the tree. The fruit is
something
like a small
apple,
but has a bony
endocarp.
When first
gathered
the flesh is hard and
austere,
and it is not eaten until it has begun to
decay..
Ascetic
::
Ascetic
(a.)
Extremely
rigid in
self-denial
and
devotions;
austere;
severe.
Capuchin
::
Capuchin
(n.) A
Franciscan
monk of the
austere
branch
established
in 1526 by
Matteo
di
Baschi,
distinguished
by
wearing
the long
pointed
cowl or
capoch
of St.
Francis..
Rugged
::
Rugged
(n.)
Harsh;
hard;
crabbed;
austere;
-- said of
temper,
character,
and the like, or of
persons..
Celestinian
::
Celestinian
(n.) A monk of the
austere
branch
of the
Franciscan
Order
founded
by
Celestine
V. in the 13th
centry.
Severe
::
Severe
(superl.)
Serious
in
feeeling
or
manner;
sedate;
grave;
austere;
not
light,
lively,
or
cheerful..
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