Cool MateMeaning of Stickler
A person who insists on a strict adherence to rules or details.
In simple words: Someone who is strict about rules or details.
Stickler in a sentence
- My father is a real stickler for punctuality.
- She’s a stickler when it comes to grammar rules.
- He's such a stickler that he refuses to accept any late assignments.
- A stickler for details, he checked every document carefully.
- Being a stickler, she pointed out every little mistake in the report.
How to use Stickler
Use 'stickler' in informal contexts when referring to someone who insists on adherence to rules or standards. It may carry a slightly negative connotation, implying inflexibility.
Grammar pattern
noun
Memory hint
Think of 'stick' - someone stuck on the rules.
Related words
Collocations with Stickler
- stickler for details
- stickler for rules
- be a stickler
Synonyms for Stickler
- perfectionist
- stickler for detail
- nitpicker
- pedant
- formalizer
Opposites of Stickler
- slacker
- maverick
Common mistakes with Stickler
- Confused with 'stickler' used as a verb.
- Misusing 'stickler' in formal contexts where a more neutral term is better.
- Assuming it only refers to minor details rather than broader rules.
Stickler appears in
Stickler in other languages
- Arabicالعربية
متشدد
شخص صارم بشأن القواعد أو التفاصيل.
- Bengaliবাংলা
নিয়মনিষ্ঠ/কঠোর
এমন কেউ যে নিয়ম বা খুঁটিনাটি বিষয়ে কঠোর।
- GermanDeutsch
Pedant, Korinthenkacker
Jemand, der sehr streng ist, was Regeln oder Details angeht.
- SpanishEspañol
Tiquismiquis, Persona estricta
Alguien que es estricto con las reglas o los detalles.
- Persianفارسی
دقیق
کسی که در مورد قوانین یا جزئیات سختگیر است.
- FrenchFrançais
Fagotier, maniaque
Quelqu'un qui est strict sur les règles ou les détails.
- Hindiहिन्दी
stickler
कोई ऐसा व्यक्ति जो नियमों या विवरणों के बारे में सख्त हो।
- ItalianItaliano
Pignolo
Qualcuno che è molto severo riguardo a regole o dettagli.
- PortuguesePortuguês
Pessoa exigente, Rigoroso
Alguém que é rigoroso com regras ou detalhes.
- RussianРусский
Придира, педант
Кто-то, кто строго относится к правилам или деталям.
- Urduاردو
قانون کا پابند، اصول کا پکا
کوئی شخص جو قواعد یا تفصیلات کے بارے میں سخت ہو۔
- Chinese中文
固执己见的人, 拘泥细节的人
一个对规则或细节很严格的人。
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Frequently asked questions about Stickler
What does Stickler mean?
Someone who is strict about rules or details.
What is the definition of Stickler?
A person who insists on a strict adherence to rules or details.
How do you use Stickler in a sentence?
My father is a real stickler for punctuality.
Can you give another example of Stickler?
She’s a stickler when it comes to grammar rules.
What are synonyms for Stickler?
Common alternatives include perfectionist, stickler for detail, nitpicker, pedant, formalizer.
What is the opposite of Stickler?
Opposite meanings include slacker, maverick.
What words go with Stickler?
It commonly pairs with stickler for details, stickler for rules, be a stickler.
What are common mistakes when using Stickler?
Confused with 'stickler' used as a verb. Misusing 'stickler' in formal contexts where a more neutral term is better. Assuming it only refers to minor details rather than broader rules.
How do you pronounce Stickler?
US: //ˈstɪklɚ//, UK: //ˈstɪklə//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Stickler?
Use 'stickler' in informal contexts when referring to someone who insists on adherence to rules or standards. It may carry a slightly negative connotation, implying inflexibility.