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How do you say strict in French?

"Strict" in French can be translated in a few ways, depending on the context:

General meaning:

* Stricte: This is the most common and general translation. It can be used for both people and rules.

More specific meanings:

* Rigoureux/Rigoureuse: This implies a more severe or demanding form of strictness, often used to describe a person or a system.

* Sévère: This is used for someone who is strict and demanding in a more negative way, implying harshness.

* Discipliné/Disciplinée: This is used for someone who is strict and follows rules closely.

Examples:

* Un professeur stricte: A strict teacher.

* Des règles strictes: Strict rules.

* Une éducation rigoureuse: A rigorous education.

* Un juge sévère: A severe judge.

* Un enfant discipliné: A disciplined child.

The best translation will depend on the specific context and the intended meaning.

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