Severity

What do we mean by severity?

The state or quality of being severe. noun

The act or an instance of severe behavior, especially punishment. noun

The character or state of being severe. noun

Extreme rigor; strictness; rigidity; harshness. noun

Harshness; cruel treatment; sharpness of punishment: as, severity practised on prisoners of war. noun

In lit., art, etc., the quality of strict conformity to an ideal rule or standard; studied moderation; freedom from all exuberance or florid ornament; purity of line and form; austerity of style. noun

The quality or power of afflicting, distressing, or paining; extreme degree; extremity; keenness: as, the severity of pain or anguish; the severity of cold or heat; the severity of the winter. noun

Exactness; rigor; niceness: as, the severity of a test. noun

Strictness; rigid accuracy. noun

Synonyms and Asperity, Harshness, etc. (see acrimony), unkindness.—, , and Sharpness, keenness, force. See list under harshness. noun

The quality or state of being severe. noun

Gravity or austerity; extreme strictness; rigor; harshness. noun

The quality or power of distressing or paining; extreme degree; extremity; intensity; inclemency. noun

Harshness; cruel treatment; sharpness of punishment. noun

Exactness; rigorousness; strictness. noun

The state of being severe. noun

The degree of something undesirable; badness or seriousness. noun

Something hard to endure noun

Excessive sternness noun

Extreme plainness noun

The state of being severe.

The degree of something undesirable; badness or seriousness.

Sever, sunder, split. Separate, divide imply a putting apart or keeping apart of things from each other. Urban Dictionary

1) adj. Being of a number more than two or three but not many. 2) pron. An indefinite but small number; some or a few. Urban Dictionary

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More than a few and almost a bunch Urban Dictionary

V. tr. 1. To set or keep apart; divide or separate. 2. To cut off (a part) from a whole. 3. To break up (a relationship, for example); Urban Dictionary

Awesome, cool, hot. anything positive. Urban Dictionary

To describe many without knowing the exact content.Crackheads usually use this word to exaggerate some gear that they are trying to boost. Urban Dictionary

Not as in severe weather. Severe weather would be great weather. severe can be used like cool, awesome, sexy ect.. Also unsevere can refer to someone uncool or something not appealing. Urban Dictionary

A 2006 film, under the horror-comedy genre, directed and written by Christopher Smith. It stars a widely unknown cast, consisting of Danny Dyer, Laura Harris and Tim McInnerny. The film follows a team of employees from Palisade Defence, who embark on a team-building exercise, only for it to turn into a fight for survival, after blood-crazed war criminals attack the team in revenge for the mutations they have suffered under the weapons that the team market. Mostly filmed on the Isle of Man and in Hungary, this film did poorly at the box office, with a mere £1.3 million being made worldwide. Urban Dictionary

To be severely retarded to be foolish and or silly Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to severity:
severity, security, temerity, serenity, verity, celerity, severely, seventy, severin, legerity, tenerity, severalty, severing, severy, devexity, everitt, severality, severino, severies, severi, seversky, severina.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word severity:
symptoms, prognosis, impairment, disability, disabilities, seizures, mild, competitors, onset, separation, lesions, deficiency, infection, punishment, severe, disease, disorder, trauma, duration, diagnosis, dose, syndrome, injuries, categories, patients, incidence, likelihood, injury, anxiety, mortality, offence, adverse, acute, patient, pain, depends, illness, varies, swimming, chronic, wounds, complications, progression, vary, clinical, withdrawal, treatment, condition, infected, surgical, immune, offense, cognitive, moderate, index, outcomes, sentence, damage, outcome, probability, factors, scale, wound, affected, therapy, diseases, frequency, risk, increases, extent, criteria, consequences, exposure, stroke, intensity, brain, signs, decreased, assessment, dependent, oral, crimes, recovery, affect, treated, effects, alcohol, scores, flooding, depression, virus, cases, genetic, surgery, crime, situation, threat, tissue, variable, stress.

Words that rhyme with severity:
austerity, temerity, parity, disparity, prosperity, posterity, charity, solidarity, clarity, dexterity, asperity, verity, celerity, polarity, rarity, sincerity, familiarity, similarity, peculiarity, popularity, irregularity, hilarity, regularity, vulgarity, insularity, barbarity, garrity, unfamiliarity, ferrety, unpopularity, manual dexterity, geraghty, conservation of parity, geometrical irregularity, geometrical regularity, public charity, gerrity, gerety, era t, hara t, merit he, para ti, parrot he, varity.

Adjectives that are often used to describe severity:
great, greater, such, extreme, utmost, clinical, moderate, much, unusual, more, undue, sufficient, greatest, equal, excessive, less, relative, variable, increased, overall, considerable, mock, merciless, initial, terrible, potential, exceptional, stern, unnecessary, average, peculiar, unrelenting, extraordinary, apparent, ruthless, unprecedented, lesser, unsparing, usual, relentless, mild, cruel, inflexible, maximum, necessary, rigid, tic, disease, intense, cold, marked, especial, inexorable, wholesome, rigorous, unexampled, needless, comparable, intermediate, uncompromising, unjust, exemplary, judicial, due, uncommon, pitiless, psychiatric, brutal, awful, unparalleled, functional, barbarous, harsh, just, implacable, reduced.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective severity:
beauty.

Words that sound like severity:
severity, severities, civility, savary, saverio, savarese, savaria, seventy, severely, celerity, sevareid, severalty, security, sincerity, sorority, sovereignty, savoury, civil rights, severa, servility, civil right, savante, severest, scarcity, austerity, seniority, sverige, suerte, secreta, smriti, sephardi, sciuridae, sirota, skerrett, servente, silver city, sterrett.