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Austerer Meaning In Bengali
Austerer শব্দের বাংলা অর্থ কি: উগ্র
Austerer
উগ্র কৃচ্ছ্র একান্ত অনাড়ম্বর অত্যুগ্র কঠোর কঠোর আত্মসংযমী
Definition
1) The word 'austerer' is the comparative form of the adjective 'austere'. Here are three possible definitions:
2) Severe or strict in manner, attitude, or appearance; stern or forbidding.
3) Simple, plain, or unadorned in style or appearance; lacking luxury or comfort.
4) Showing a serious and disciplined approach to life; having strict moral or ethical standards.
Examples
Austerer Example in a sentence
1) The austerer climate in the mountains made it difficult for plants to thrive.
2) The austerer conditions of the prison forced the inmates to adapt.
3) His austerer demeanor made it hard for others to approach him.
4) The austerer diet helped her achieve her fitness goals.
5) The austerer color palette of the room created a calming atmosphere.
6) The austerer rules imposed by the teacher didn't sit well with the students.
7) Living in the austerer countryside taught him to appreciate the simple things in life.
8) The austerer style of the minimalist artwork left a strong impression on the viewers.
9) The austerer budget required them to cut back on unnecessary expenses.
10) The austerer design of the building emphasized its architectural beauty.
Synonyms
Shrill , Violent , Austere , Tempestuous , Rough , Bitter - (ADJECTIVE) উগ্র
Austere - (ADJECTIVE) কৃচ্ছ্র
Austere - (ADJECTIVE) একান্ত অনাড়ম্বর
Strong , Harsh , Haughty , Indignant , Thundering , Austere - (ADJECTIVE) অত্যুগ্র
Harsh , Stringent , Rigorous , Severe , Stern , Austere - (ADJECTIVE) কঠোর
Austere - (ADJECTIVE) কঠোর আত্মসংযমী
Encyclopedia
The word 'austerer' is the comparative form of the adjective 'austere'. Here are three possible definitions:
Severe or strict in manner, attitude, or appearance; stern or forbidding.
Simple, plain, or unadorned in style or appearance; lacking luxury or comfort.
Showing a serious and disciplined approach to life; having strict moral or ethical standards.
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