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restrainer

[ri-strey-ner] / rɪˈstreɪ nər /




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The decisive fifth came in 1962, when the ailing judicial restrainer, Felix Frankfurter, retired, to be succeeded by President Kennedy's gung-ho Labor Secretary, Arthur Goldberg.

From Time Magazine Archive

Indeed, the "guilt" that Freud never satisfactorily explained is one built-in restrainer.

From Time Magazine Archive

Philosopher, lawyer, teacher, former tackle for the Williams College "Ephmen" and compulsive thrasher in smooth waters, Bennett has clapped a restrainer on his formidable tongue until the confirmation hearings.

From Time Magazine Archive

After war and hunger a third enemy of wretched humanity had to appear,--frost; and still people looked for it with desire because more surely than all negotiations was it a restrainer of war.

From With Fire and Sword An Historical Novel of Poland and Russia. by Sienkiewicz, Henryk

The law, however, is a great restrainer, and helps to keep the death- rate from reaching excessive proportions.

From Revenge! by Barr, Robert