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What is another word for a stern with bow?

There isn't a single word that specifically means "stern with bow." However, depending on the context, you could use several options:

If you're referring to the shape of something:

* Bilaterally symmetrical: This refers to a shape that is the same on both sides, like a bow and a stern.

* Two-ended: This emphasizes the presence of both a bow and a stern.

If you're describing a boat:

* Double-ended: This describes a boat with a pointed bow and stern, allowing it to move equally well in either direction.

* Catamaran: This is a type of boat with two hulls, often with a pointed bow and stern on each hull.

If you're talking about someone's personality:

* Firm but fair: This suggests someone who is strict but also just.

* Authoritative: This describes someone who is in a position of power and commands respect.

* Disciplinarian: This describes someone who believes in strict rules and punishment.

Please provide more context about what you are trying to say so I can give you a more accurate answer.

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