severe|severer|severest in English
adjective
[se·vere || sɪ'vɪr /-'vɪə]
serious, grave; acute, critical; difficult, rigorous; simple, plain; harsh, strict
Use "severe|severer|severest" in a sentence
1. I am my own severest critic.
2. From apostates the faithful have received the severest persecutions.
3. The severest toil was child's play compared with this.
4. 8 Silence is sometimes the severest criticism.
5. 1 Silence is sometimes the severest criticism.
6. 9 Silence is sometimes the severest criticism.
7. Synonyms for Austerer include sterner, severer, stricter, harsher, colder, harder, grimmer, flintier, graver and seriouser
8. Even under the severest stress, Jesus did his Father’s will
9. The severest human impact on the dolphins has been the loss of habitat.
10. Synonyms for Austerest include sternest, severest, strictest, harshest, coldest, hardest, grimmest, flintiest, gravest and seriousest
11. Synonyms for Achiest include painfullest, sorest, tenderest, nastiest, rawest, sharpest, severest, prickliest, stiffest and reddest
12. However, many of the severest critics of the RAWP formula seem to have adopted fallacious lines of argument.
13. The battles began in 1553, and the best known and severest among them was fought on September 10, 1561.
14. Antonyms for Balmiest include harshest, roughest, coarsest, hardest, severest, sternest, winteriest, wintriest, barmiest and stormiest
15. Severe: Four-hour delay associated with severe impairment.
16. Severe agoraphobe.
17. Severe aplastic anemia.
18. This is some severe frostbite on the feet, severe frostbite on the nose.
19. LD **Afaring men say that the present winter on the Atlantic (oast has be*n the severest in twenty years
20. Autopoloist Severe thenar atrophy
21. When Discipline Is Severe
22. a severe asthma attack.
23. Beginning of Severe Tests
24. If there is also drowsiness, severe headache, stiffness of the neck or severe lethargy.
25. He is about to present his own answer to the severest test of Godship —the ability to foretell the future accurately.