Opposite of strict
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LAXOpposite of strict
LAXThe opposite of strict.
IRONHANDSymbol of strict control
PUNCTILIOStrict observance of formalities
ECONOMYStrict husbanding of resources.
MARTINETBIOLOGISTStrict student of life sciences?
DRACOWriter of severely strict laws
PURISMStrict use of language, etc.
ESSENEStrict Sabbath observer of antiquity
PURISTStrict observer of precise usage.
STANDONCEREMONYFollow strict rules of politeness
ESSENEStrict Sabbath observer of yore
PURISTSStrict observers of the rules
ESSENEStrict Sabbath observer of old
strictnessthe state of being strict
puritanperson of strict moral views
HASIDMember of a strict Jewish sect
NOIFSANDSORBOATSPolicy of a strict naval blockade?
heaviest(of a person) Strict or harsh
strictnessesSTRICTNESS, the state of being strict
MANDREADSRIGIDETHICFellow fears following strict code of conduct?
commissarsA strict or prescriptive figure of authority
strictnessThe quality or condition of being strict
LEGALISMStrict conformity to the letter of the law
severityinstance of strict or severe behavior, punishment, etc.
SUNDOWNERA very strict Navy captain, curtailer of shore leave.
perfectia body of medieval Christians who lived strict lives
stringent(of regulations, requirements, or conditions) Strict, precise, and exacting
legalistan adherent of legalism (strict conformity to the law)
legalistsLEGALIST, an adherent of legalism (strict conformity to the law)
typyconforming to the strict characteristics of a group, also TYPEY
textualismstrict adherence to a text, esp that of the Bible
typeyconforming to the strict characteristics of a group, also TYPY
pharisaicadvocating strict observance of religion without regard to the spirit.
relaxationThe action of making a rule or restriction less strict
departmentalismtoo strict division of work among departments with little intercommunication
puritanmember of a strict Protestant group originating in 16th-century England
textualismsTEXTUALISM, strict adherence to a text, esp that of the Bible
typierTYPY, conforming to the strict characteristics of a group, also TYPEY
typiestTYPY, conforming to the strict characteristics of a group, also TYPEY