starker

[ˈstɑːrkər]

starker Definition

• 1. comparative of 'stark': severe or bare in appearance or outline
• 2. completely; absolutely

Using starker: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "starker" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The starker design of the new building is more modern and minimalist.

• Example

  The starker reality of the situation hit her hard.

• Example

  I need to starker my resolve and stick to my goals.

• Example

  The contrast between the starker foreground and the lush background creates a striking image.

starker Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for starker

• harsh
• austere
• bleak
• grim
• unadorned

Antonyms for starker

• luxurious
• ornate
• elaborate

Phrases with starker

• starker contrast

  a very noticeable difference between two things

  Example

  The starker contrast between the rich and poor is becoming more apparent.

• starker realization

  a sudden and clear understanding of something

  Example

  The starker realization of the consequences of his actions made him regret what he had done.

• starker choice

  a decision between two options that are both difficult or unpleasant

  Example

  He was faced with a starker choice: either lose his job or work overtime every day.

Origins of starker

from Middle English 'sterk', meaning 'stiff'

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Summary: starker in Brief

'Starker' [ˈstɑːrkər] is the comparative form of 'stark,' meaning severe or bare in appearance or outline. It can also mean completely or absolutely, as in 'I need to starker my resolve.' The term is used in phrases like 'starker contrast' and 'starker realization,' denoting a very noticeable difference or sudden understanding, respectively.