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Definition of: constrain

(kən·strān) v.t.
1. To compel by physical or moral means; oblige.
2. To confine, as by bonds.
3. To restrain; compel to inaction.
4. Obs. To violate; force. See synonyms under COMPEL, MAKE, RESTRAIN. [<OF constreindre <L constringere <com- together + stringere bind tight. Doublet of CONSTRINGE.]
—con·strain′a·ble
adjective
—con-strain′·er
noun

Most often used phrases:

also constrain
doesn t constrain
constrain cosmological
constrain application
constrain human
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helps constrain
constrain hitler
bittersweet constrain
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tightly constrain
space constrain
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'constrain' used in domains:

constrainedreality.com
radicalconstraints.com
timeconstraints.com
constraintbonding.com
zeroconstraints.com
constrainer.com

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"constrain" has the frequency of use of 0.0001% on en.wikipedia.org.

Phrases starting with the letter: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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