- as inlimit
- as inlimitation
- as inobstacle
- as inparameter
- as inprohibition
- as inprovision/proviso
- as inrein
- as inreservation
- as inreservation
- as inrestraint
- as inrestraint
- as inrestriction
- as inban
- as inbarrier
- as instipulation
- as intaboo
- as inwall
- as inblockade
- as innarrowness
- as inproviso
- as incensorship
- as inclampdown
- as indisallowance
- as inforbiddance
- as inimmobilization
- as ininterdiction
- as inproscription
- as incompass
- as inconstriction
- as incontrol
- as incramp
- as incurb
- as indiet
- as inhandicap
- as inhindrance
- as inimpediment
Synonyms for re striction
- cap
- ceiling
- check
- curb
- deadline
- maximum
- restraint
- restriction
- absolute
- border
- bound
- bourne
- brim
- brink
- circumscription
- conclusion
- confinement
- confines
- destination
- edge
- end
- extremity
- fence
- finality
- goal
- limitation
- margin
- obstruction
- rim
- termination
- tops
- ultimate
- utmost
- verge
- bitter end
- bottom line
- breaking point
- cutoff point
- end point
- far out
- farthest point
- farthest reach
- the max
- the most
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Antonyms for re striction
- freedom
- liberation
- minimum
- beginning
- center
- commencement
- inside
- interior
- middle
- opening
- start
- infinity
- limitlessness
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WORD ORIGIN
early 15c., "that which restricts," from Middle French restriction (14c.) and directly from Late Latin restrictionem (nominative restrictio) "limitation," noun of action from past participle stem of Latin restringere "restrict, bind fast, restrain," from re- "back" (see re-) + stringere "draw tight" (see strain (v.)). Meaning "act of restricting" is from 1620s.
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the
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