severer's Usage Examples:

Thynne's illness; the poor little creature has undergone much severer discipline than I thank God was necessary in your case – having been twice.

historian Harris Newmark, Moulton's hardships during the war: were far severer than those which tested the grit of the average emigrant; and Moulton in.

during this time the monks of the East, who had chosen the desert for a severer mode of life, returned to their monasteries.

vertebrae of the spine, yielding an interpretation in the sense of "the severer of the vertebrae; the spine-splitter" reference to the stars of the belt.

given to the occasional milder constructions of the Shammaites and the severer ones of the Hillelites (Tosefta 2:2-9 = Mishnah 4:6,7,11; 5:1,3-5).

Although gradually he became accustomed to the hardships, even much severer ones, yet the initial stage was very discouraging for him.

happily combines the easy, flowing and expressive melodies of Italy with the severer beauties, the grander accomplishments, of the German school.

attention was given to them and failure to arrest them on time incurred severer punishment (further information on Ming justice system can be found in.

Thomas "noted without pride that 'the penal laws of this State are much severer than those of any State in the Union.

The weather was much severer than in 1818.

Medicine that "Fuchs' epithelial dystrophy may be a very late sequel to severer cases of the deeper affection".

The chancel, built of rubble, is of severer detail and may have followed soon after the 14th-century north aisle; it.

Code also punishable under the Act when committed using a computer, with severer penalties than provided by the Revised Penal Code alone.

can get into loss, and this is why some scholars state that there is no severer description given of hell in the Quran than the description given in this.

against the establishment of the Directory, and continually pressed for severer measures against the émigrés, and even their relatives who had remained.

This is evidenced by the lab results that have shown severer mucosal damage and even ulcerations of the mucosa in rats infected with.

Synonyms:

wicked; intense; terrible;

Antonyms:

undiscerning; noncrucial; uncritical; mild;