These days there has been a lot of talk about austerity measures in the European countries to offset the bleak economic climate prevailing in those countries. Austere means severe in manner or appearance. It is used as an adjective and is synonymous with uncompromising and strict. Its origin dates back to 1300-50 when it was derived from the Latin word austērus.
1. His manner and swagger were both austere and organized.
2. The headmistress was an austere old woman.
3. They lived an austere life in the country.
thanks for the suggestions, would work on this.
There is no Back and Forward button, to look for other words i have to click back from the browser.
Make a quick reference BACK / FORWARD button that will help readers to stick to this website and improve their vocab.
thanks for the advice..would work on it for sure.
master tip is not effective …..& confuses the actual meaning.
thanks for the feedback raghav.