adj.道德极严格的，清教徒式的

The Puritans had a puritanical approach to religion, believing in strict adherence to biblical teachings.
派立克兰教徒对宗教有严格的清教徒式态度，坚信严格遵循圣经教义。
Her upbringing was deeply puritanical, with no allowance for frivolous behavior.
她的成长环境极其清教徒，不容许有任何轻浮的行为。
The town's architecture reflected the puritanical values of its founders, with plain and functional buildings.
该镇的建筑风格体现了其创建者清教徒式的价值观，以朴素实用为主。
The Puritans frowned upon public displays of affection, considering them inappropriate.
清教徒们对公开示爱表示不满，认为这是不恰当的。
His strict puritanical beliefs often clashed with the more liberal attitudes of his contemporaries.
他严苛的清教徒信念常常与同时代较为开明的态度产生冲突。
The Puritanical work ethic was deeply ingrained in the community, promoting long hours and frugality.
清教徒的工作道德深深植根于社区，鼓励长时间工作和节俭。
The school's curriculum was heavily influenced by the puritanical emphasis on education as a means to serve God.
学校的课程大纲深受清教徒重视教育为侍奉上帝手段的影响。
The Puritans believed that leisure time should be used for productive pursuits, not idle amusement.
清教徒认为休闲时间应用于有益的活动，而非无所事事的娱乐。
Despite their puritanical roots, many modern-day descendants of the Puritans have adopted a more relaxed lifestyle.
尽管有清教徒的根源，许多现代派立克兰后裔已经接受了更为轻松的生活方式。
The puritanical view of women's roles was prevalent in early American society, limiting their opportunities for education and career advancement.
在早期的美国社会中，清教徒式的女性角色观念普遍存在，限制了她们接受教育和职业发展的机会。