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Stringency (Noun)

A state occasioned by scarcity of money and a shortage of credit.

Nouns denoting natural processes.

The country's struggling economy was characterized by stringency, with many businesses forced to close due to lack of funds.
During the recession, families had to endure a period of stringency, cutting back on non-essential expenses and struggling to make ends meet.
The new austerity measures imposed by the government plunged the nation into a state of stringency, with severe restrictions on public spending.
The global financial crisis led to a prolonged period of stringency, causing widespread unemployment and economic hardship.
As the company's cash reserves dwindled, it was forced to implement a regime of stringency, slashing costs and laying off employees to stay afloat.

Conscientious attention to rules and details.

Nouns denoting attributes of people and objects.

The auditor's stringency in reviewing financial records ensured the company's compliance with regulatory requirements.
The new policy was implemented with great stringency, requiring employees to follow strict protocols for handling sensitive information.
Her stringency in grading assignments made her a tough but respected professor among her students.
The airline's stringency in adhering to safety procedures resulted in an impressive record of zero accidents over the past decade.
The tax preparer's stringency in double-checking returns saved his clients from potential penalties and fines.