More strict or severe; having stricter rules or being more demanding and firm about following rules.
From Latin 'strictus' (drawn tight, tight), the comparative form of 'strict.' The -er suffix indicates comparison between two things.
The root Latin word 'strictus' literally meant 'pulled tight,' which is a perfect metaphor for how strict rules feel—like they're tightening around you and leaving no room for flexibility.
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