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“starker”
stark (adjective), starker, starkest
1. Referring to an unpleasant and difficult to accept or to experience condition: Auto accidents serve as a stark reminder of the dangers of driving when drunk.

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The reporter's criticism of the movie in his newspaper stands in stark contrast to the praise it has received from other viewers.
2. Etymology: from German stark, "strong".
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