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The phrase "as a stern" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a role or characteristic, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "He acted as a stern leader during the crisis."
Alternatives: "as a strict" or "in a serious manner".
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Al-Ḥajjāj became legendary as a stern but just ruler.
He was an esteemed administrator and skillful field commander and became noted as a stern disciplinarian.
Ögödei is described in contemporary sources as a stern, energetic man given to drinking and lasciviousness.
That conclusion, if valid, stands as a stern warning to policymakers today.
Dr. Anderson said he entered the University of Edinburgh as a stern fundamentalist.
The Mail has long admired and promoted her as a stern, controlling figure, like Dacre himself.
There she is as a stern police officer in Kate & Leopold!
But, gradually, as the ballet proceeded, she found strength to stand proudly as a stern warrior.
Kataria describes him as a stern and egotistical person, who, when money was scarce, would descend into fits of rage.
Though not cut out to be an administrator, Mies soon won respect as a stern but superb teacher.
Regrettably, Mr Modi has not contradicted him.In government Mr Modi is earning a reputation as a stern, hardworking headmaster.
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