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restricting
adjective as in clannish
adjective as in tying
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- confining
- restraining
- shackling
noun as in narrowing
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preposition as in exclusive of
Example Sentences
Evidently aware of this problem, Ramaswamy has promised to take measures that will encourage government employees to quit voluntarily, either by relocating their workplaces away from Washington or restricting remote work opportunities.
Kennedy’s plan as head of HHS could include restricting federal vaccine support, drug development, and banning a number of food additives—all part of a larger initiative to tackle America’s chronic disease epidemic.
Other Apple employees have raised similar concerns of privacy violations and overly broad policies restricting discussion of pay.
This winter, as smog returned to Delhi and adjoining regions, authorities imposed measures such as restricting non-essential construction, halting demolition activities, shutting down polluting industries, and limiting the number of vehicles on the road.
It causes a narrowing of the aortic valve, restricting blood flow out of the heart.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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