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severe
adjective
-
severe
,
severer
,
severest
Very
serious
or
extreme
;
causing
a
lot
of
harm
,
pain
,
or
difficulty
.
•
Last
night's
storm
caused
severe
damage
to
the
coastal
village
.
Last
night's
storm
caused
severe
damage
to
the
coastal
village
.
•
She
went
to
hospital
because
of
severe
stomach
pain
.
She
went
to
hospital
because
of
severe
stomach
pain
.
adjective
-
severe
,
severer
,
severest
Strict
and
harsh
in
attitude
,
judgment
,
or
punishment
.
•
The
principal
gave
the
students
a
severe
warning
for
cheating
.
The
principal
gave
the
students
a
severe
warning
for
cheating
.
•
His
father
was
known
to
be
severe
but
fair
.
His
father
was
known
to
be
severe
but
fair
.
adjective
-
severe
,
severer
,
severest
Plain
and
simple
,
without
decoration
,
softness
,
or
excess
.
•
She
chose
a
severe
black
dress
with
no
embellishments
.
She
chose
a
severe
black
dress
with
no
embellishments
.
•
The
office's
severe
design
featured
bare
concrete
walls
and
metal
furniture
.
The
office's
severe
design
featured
bare
concrete
walls
and
metal
furniture
.
clever
adjective
-
clever
,
cleverer
,
cleverest
able
to
think
quickly
and
learn
or
understand
things
easily
.
•
The
clever
student
solved
the
puzzle
in
just
five
minutes
.
The
clever
student
solved
the
puzzle
in
just
five
minutes
.
•
My
clever
brother
fixed
the
computer
without
any
help
.
My
clever
brother
fixed
the
computer
without
any
help
.
From
Middle
English
"
cliver
"
meaning
"
skillful
"
or
"
agile
";
of
uncertain
origin
,
possibly
related
to
Old
English
"
clifian
" (
to
cling
)
suggesting
quick
grasp
.
adjective
-
clever
,
cleverer
,
cleverest
showing
imagination
or
skill
in
creating
something
new
,
original
,
or
effective
.
•
That
was
a
clever
solution
to
the
traffic
problem
.
That
was
a
clever
solution
to
the
traffic
problem
.
•
The
engineer
designed
a
clever
device
that
saves
electricity
.
The
engineer
designed
a
clever
device
that
saves
electricity
.
adjective
-
clever
,
cleverer
,
cleverest
quick
to
use
intelligence
to
trick
or
deceive
people
;
cunning
.
•
Don't
be
so
clever
—
we
can
see
through
your
plan
.
Don't
be
so
clever
—
we
can
see
through
your
plan
.
•
The
con
artist's
clever
lies
fooled
many
tourists
.
The
con
artist's
clever
lies
fooled
many
tourists
.
