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constrains Meaning
constrains
to clasp tightly, to force or produce in an unnatural or strained manner, restrain sense 1, to force by imposed stricture, restriction, or limitation, compress, limit, compel sense 1, confine sense 1, to hold back by or as if by force, to secure by or as if by bonds, to restrict the motion of (a mechanical body) to a particular mode
constrains Sentence Examples
- The company's strict budget constrains their marketing efforts.
- The architect's design was constrained by the building's historical significance.
- Time constrains prevented the team from fully completing the project.
- Physical constrains limited the dancer's movements on stage.
- The teacher imposed constrains on the students to ensure discipline.
- Financial constrains forced the family to make difficult decisions.
- The constrains of the prison prevented the inmates from escaping.
- The geographical constrains of the island made it difficult for residents to travel.
- Ethical constrains dictated the limits of the medical experiment.
- The safety constrains of the amusement park ensured the well-being of its visitors.
FAQs About the word constrains
to clasp tightly, to force or produce in an unnatural or strained manner, restrain sense 1, to force by imposed stricture, restriction, or limitation, compress,
obligates,compels, forces, coerces, obliges, presses, impels,pressures, blackmails, intimidates
lets, permits,allows,argues, moves, satisfies, induces, talks (into), persuades, wins (over)
The company's strict budget constrains their marketing efforts.
The architect's design was constrained by the building's historical significance.
Time constrains prevented the team from fully completing the project.
Physical constrains limited the dancer's movements on stage.
