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- nounausterity (noun) · austerities (plural noun)
- sternness or severity of manner or attitude:"he was noted for his austerity and his authoritarianism"Opposite:
- extreme plainness and simplicity of style or appearance:"the room was decorated with a restraint bordering on austerity"Similar:lack/absence of adornmentlack/absence of decorationlack/absence of ornament/ornamentationlack/absence of embellishmentausterenessclassic linesclean lineslack/absence of clutterOpposite:
- (austerities)conditions characterized by severity, sternness, or asceticism:"a simple life of prayer and personal austerity"
- difficult economic conditions created by government measures to reduce a budget deficit, especially by reducing public expenditure:"a period of austerity" · "austerity measures"Opposite:
Originlate Middle English: from French austérité, from Latin austeritas, from austerus ‘severe’ (see austere). - People also ask
WebAusterity is the quality or state of being austere, such as stern, simple, or frugal. It can also refer to enforced or extreme economy on a national scale, or an austere act, manner, or attitude.
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Web1 day ago · Austerity is a situation of reduced living standards due to economic difficulties, or a plain and simple appearance. Learn more about the word forms, synonyms, pronunciation, examples and usage of austerity.
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