Synonyms for strictly

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1. strictly, purely(adverb)

   restricted to something

   "we talked strictly business"

   Synonyms:
   rigorously, stringently, purely

2. strictly, stringently(adverb)

   in a stringent manner

   "the laws are stringently enforced"; "stringently controlled"

   Synonyms:
   rigorously, stringently, purely

3. rigorously, strictly(adverb)

   in a rigorous manner

   "he had been trained rigorously by the monks"

   Synonyms:
   rigorously, stringently, purely

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1. List of paraphrases for "strictly":

   rigorously, strict, scrupulously, purely, stringent, severely, stringently, tightly, rigidly, narrowly, closely, exclusively, firmly, absolutely, rigour, accurately, carefully, solely, strongly

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How to use strictly in a sentence?

1. Dejan Ilijevski:

   Generally, there is the fallacy that dividends are free money, by which I mean that many investors strictly buy dividend stocks to get the dividend income or bonus, says Dejan Ilijevski, investment advisor and president at Sabela Capital Markets in Munster, Indiana. Rather a dividend is simply a transfer of wealth from the company's books to the shareholder.

2. Margaret Cone:

   Middle East countries desire Hollywood productions, as it diversifies their economies, creates jobs for young people and it encourages tourism, it is strictly a business decision — if these countries continue to provide the most attractive tax incentives, discounts and financing.

3. Gilchrist County Sheriff Bobby Schultz:

   They do n’t need to be remembered strictly for their untimely death, but they need to be remembered for the type of people that they are, and that’s good individuals, good deputy sheriffs.

4. Peter Jackson:

   The purpose of the film was to try and use modern technology, not modern film. We can easily go out and shoot reconstructions and all that, but we didn't do that, we used strictly a hundred-year-old footage, but we used computer firepower to restore it to the maximum degree that we could.

5. Ted Kaczynski:

   Quite frankly, if you’re going to strictly put it in the category of manhunt or wanted person, probably with the exception of Osama Bin Laden … it may still be to this day that the unabomber manhunt was the most expensive one in law enforcement, criminal justice history.

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