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Synonyms for restrict
rɪˈstrɪktre·strict
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English Synonyms and Antonyms
restrict
Binding is primarily by something flexible, as a cord or bandage drawn closely around an object or group of objects, as when we bind up a wounded limb. We bind a sheaf of wheat with a cord; we tie the cord in a knot; we fasten by any means that will make things hold together, as a board by nails, or a door by a lock. The verbs tie and fasten are scarcely used in the figurative sense, tho, using the noun, we speak of the ties of affection. Bind has an extensive figurative use. One is bound by conscience or honor; he is obliged by some imperious necessity; engaged by his own promise; compelled by physical force or its moral equivalent.
Synonyms:
bind, compel, engage, fasten, fetter, fix, oblige, restrain, secure, shackle, tieAntonyms:
free, loose, set free, unbind, unfasten, unloose, untiePreposition:
Bind to a pillar; unto an altar; to a service; bind one with chains or in chains; one is bound by a contract; a splint is bound upon a limb; the arms may be bound to the sides or behind the back; bind a wreath about, around, or round the head; twigs are bound in or into fagots; for military purposes, they are bound at both ends and in the middle; one is bound by a contract, or bound under a penalty to fulfil a contract.
Princeton's WordNet
restrict, curtail, curb, cut backverb
place restrictions on
"curtail drinking in school"
Synonyms:
suppress, bring down, qualify, conquer, moderate, throttle, trim down, flash back, prune, inhibit, cut, trammel, trim back, lop, trim, cut down, reduce, control, subdue, curb, stamp down, hold, cut short, confine, restrain, clip, hold in, curtail, contain, bound, limit, cut back, snip, crop, dress, checkAntonyms:
derestrictrestrictverb
place under restrictions; limit access to
"This substance is controlled"
Synonyms:
bound, cut back, throttle, curb, restrain, limit, trammel, qualify, confine, curtailAntonyms:
derestrictrestrict, restrain, trammel, limit, bound, confine, throttleverb
place limits on (extent or access)
"restrict the use of this parking lot"; "limit the time you can spend with your friends"
Synonyms:
spring, strangle, snare, intimidate, rebound, qualify, ricochet, choke, throttle, circumscribe, hold back, fix, trammel, entrap, take a hop, hold in, determine, encumber, define, specify, border, strangulate, keep, reverberate, recoil, cumber, curb, constrain, hold, ensnare, confine, bounce, leap, restrain, jump, bound, curtail, detain, trap, resile, limit, keep back, cut back, set, encloseAntonyms:
derestrictqualify, restrictverb
make more specific
"qualify these remarks"
Synonyms:
stipulate, cut back, trammel, measure up, confine, bound, modify, restrain, curtail, condition, characterize, specify, qualify, limit, characterise, dispose, curb, throttleAntonyms:
derestrict
Dictionary of English Synonymes
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "restrict":
limit, restricting, confine, constrain, curtail, restrain, limiting, restricted, restriction, reduce, curb, restrictions, narrow, limitation, limited, circumscribe
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Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#189 | set | |
#272 | check | |
#333 | control | |
#656 | keep | |
#751 | limited | |
#1067 | condition | |
#1249 | spring | |
#1275 | hold | |
#1300 | secure | |
#1324 | cut | |
#1861 | jump | |
#1914 | determine | |
#2036 | reduce | |
#2110 | limit | |
#2233 | define | |
#2464 | fix | |
#2549 | clip | |
#2700 | contain | |
#2868 | dress | |
#3282 | border | |
#3403 | bound | |
#3475 | modify | |
#3823 | specify | |
#3889 | narrow | |
#4345 | restrictions | |
#4607 | tie | |
#4794 | restricted | |
#5420 | moderate | |
#5648 | crop | |
#5998 | trim | |
#6220 | engage | |
#6428 | qualify | |
#6994 | limitation | |
#7583 | trap | |
#7800 | restriction | |
#8275 | bind | |
#8910 | limiting | |
#9424 | restrict | |
#9429 | rebound | |
#10365 | leap | |
#10952 | bounce | |
#12551 | curb | |
#16141 | dispose | |
#16211 | conquer | |
#16683 | suppress | |
#16912 | throttle | |
#17004 | characterize | |
#17901 | inhibit | |
#18583 | restricting | |
#21204 | choke | |
#22436 | snare | |
#23556 | enclose | |
#23816 | snip | |
#25684 | compel | |
#30094 | restrain | |
#31363 | constrain | |
#31728 | recoil | |
#32728 | prune | |
#36307 | fasten | |
#36343 | confine | |
#37463 | intimidate | |
#40155 | detain | |
#41636 | lop | |
#43430 | curtail | |
#44733 | oblige | |
#45303 | stipulate | |
#47072 | ricochet | |
#48826 | coerce | |
#53456 | shackle | |
#53626 | characterise | |
#54755 | subdue | |
#56041 | repress | |
#60869 | strangle | |
#74728 | fetter | |
#98831 | encumber | |
#111104 | trammel | |
#113280 | reverberate | |
#126145 | entrap | |
#149524 | ensnare | |
#158830 | circumscribe | |
#202907 | cumber |
How to use restrict in a sentence?
Restrict high capacity magazines and clips and we say “over my dead body.” Restrict the Body of Christ and we say little to nothing.
Japanese women tend to self-restrict weight gain even lower than current recommendations, as they think that doing so will' ease delivery' and' help them retain a better body proportion after delivery,'.
In my experience, doing media does get the cult’s attention on the specific members, and I would predict Scientology leadership will not wish members to watch segments produced about them, but sometimes this backfires, and can move some people further out of the group, especially if they are on the fence. Unfortunately, with Scientology, [leadership] could further restrict access to the outside world.
It is important that each country progressively restrict the flow on its border, and that we do that in agreement with each other.
The idea that we restrict freedom of speech, the right to assemble, the right to protest because somebody might be offended is a slippery slope, we have a rich history in this country of having a sense of humor as well.
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