Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

strict-law

noun

/strɪkt lɔː/

Definition

A strict law is a rule or regulation that is enforced rigidly and without exception, requiring adherence to the exact terms without any allowance for flexibility or leniency.

Examples

The strict law against speeding was enforced heavily by the police.
Many parents believe in strict laws to maintain discipline among their children.
In certain jurisdictions, a strict law applies to environmental regulations, leaving no room for loopholes.