puritán
Plain, simple, and lacking decoration, often giving an impression of seriousness or austerity.
Plain and simple in appearance or style, with little or no decoration, comfort, or luxury.
A person who has very strict moral standards and strongly disapproves of behavior they see as sinful, especially related to sex, pleasure, or fun.
A member of a strict Protestant religious movement in 16th–17th century England and New England that wanted simpler worship and stricter moral behavior than the Church of England allowed.
Having very strict ideas about what is morally acceptable, especially disapproving of sex, pleasure, or fun; showing or following such strict standards.
Relating to the historical Puritans, their religious beliefs, or their cultural influence, such as simple worship, strict moral codes, and self-discipline.
Very plain and simple, with few comforts or luxuries.
Marked by extreme simplicity and lack of ornament or decoration, especially in style, design, or artistic expression.
Relating to the Puritans or to Puritan beliefs and practices, especially in 16th–17th century England and early New England.
Simple and without unnecessary elements, decoration, or detail.
Simple and plain, with few comforts or luxuries, especially when describing a lifestyle, home, or meal.
Having very strict moral standards, especially about sex or personal behavior, and often judging other people by them.
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