stark in Polish
stark in Polish is sztywny, twardy, gwałtowny — stark means severe, bare, or bleak in appearance.
stark in Polish
sztywny
(obsolete) Hard, firm; obdurate.
twardy
(obsolete) Hard, firm; obdurate.
gwałtowny
Severe; violent; fierce (now usually in describing the weather).
What does "stark" mean?
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adj Severe, bare, or bleak in appearance.
"The desert offered a stark, empty landscape."
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adj Complete or absolute, used to emphasize how extreme something is.
"The two plans were in stark opposition to each other."
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adv Completely; utterly (used mainly in the phrase "stark naked").
"He jumped out of bed stark naked when the alarm went off."
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stark in a sentence
- The desert offered a stark, empty landscape.
- There was a stark contrast between the two neighbourhoods.
- The two plans were in stark opposition to each other.
- He jumped out of bed stark naked when the alarm went off.
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What is "stark" in Polish?
"stark" in Polish is sztywny, twardy, gwałtowny. stark means: Severe, bare, or bleak in appearance.
How do you use "stark" in a sentence?
Example: "The desert offered a stark, empty landscape." In Polish, "stark" is sztywny, twardy, gwałtowny.
Are there other ways to say "stark" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 3 translations listed for "stark": sztywny, twardy, gwałtowny.
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