Translations for „sternness“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

sternness <sternness; sternnesses> N

sternness

صَرَامَة

sternness

قَسْوَة

sternness

تَشَدُّد

sternness (feelings & emotions)

تَجَهُّم

sternness (feelings & emotions)

عُبُوس

sternness

sternness

شِدّة

sternness

قُوّة

sternness

عُنْف

sternness

حَزْم

sternness

تَقْطِيب

sternness

قَسْوٌ

sternness

قَسَاوَة

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English

Eventually, though, his father's sternness dominates his life.

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There's a sternness to his voice that blots out the white noise of the surrounding bar chatter.

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It is personified in several human characteristics; patience, endurance, sternness, observation, meditation, appreciation for history, future visions, and royalty personified.

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He's got a sternness to him, he's a bit colder than he was before.

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Their bearing has recalled the sternness of contemporary art musicians, while their poetic appropriations have consistently situated their work within a determinedly high-cultural context.

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She points to the sternness of the coat hall, which reminds her of a school's cloakroom.

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There have been more comprehensive histories of espionage, but none couched in prose of this lofty sternness and imaginative precision.

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The iron sternness of her demeanour throughout this tournament has been the epitome of determination.

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The copy desk and the bench of editors, even as the paper changes and loosens, still will not tolerate crudeness, lewdness, and sternness.

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Those for the public, of official dignitaries and celebrated characters admit of more firmness, sternness and soberness.

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