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Definition of strict : Strictly.

Synonyms:

unappeasable, reliable, hard-line, unmitigated, usual, fixed, unpermissive, morose, veracious, abstract, tough, unforgiving, authentic, easy, orthodox, ramrod, utopian, hard, flinty, conceptual, inexorable, faithful, exigent, popular, specific, nonconformist, true, hardline, heavy-handed, theoretical, perfect, unyielding, cast-iron, unrelenting, deterministic, unerring, set, metaphysical, close, nonindulgent, stiff, invariable, tight, brassbound, full, central, hard-and-fast

definite, proper, right, exact, accurate

diligent, watchful, alert, cautious, thorough, mindful, prepared, finical, responsible, guarded, scrupulous, conscientious, observant, fastidious, attentive, provident, particular, ready, regardful, sharp-eyed, prudent, fussy, thoughtful, careful, heedful, vigilant

demanding, relentless, austere, fundamental, gruff, rigid, brusque, dry, uncompromising, piquant, curt, oppressive, correct, brisk, chilly, obdurate, icy, stern, bleak, meticulous, disciplined, cutting, short, stringent, hidebound, blunt, caustic, censorious, keen, cool, tart, exacting, basic, acute, severe, ascetic, acerbic, imperial, puritanical, astringent, precise, lean, rigorous, frosty, spare, Draconian, harsh, acrimonious, unbending, intense, prudish, obstinate, intolerant, critical, authoritarian, sharp, abrupt, strait-laced, stark, raw, Spartan, inflexible, crisp, grim, stiff-necked, dour

Usage examples:

• Is your cousin so strict then? - "Bertha Garlan", Arthur Schnitzler.
• This is one of Peter Sadler's camps, and he has strict rules against strangers stoppin' in any of them. - "The Associate Hermits", Frank R. Stockton.
• Both have originated within the Asiatic continent, and in many respects a strict line cannot be drawn between them. - "The History of the European Fauna", R. F. Scharff.