astrictory (Meaning)
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astrictory (a.)
Astrictive.
Synonyms & Antonyms of astrictory
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
astrictory Sentence Examples
- The astrictory clause in the contract ensured compliance with the agreed-upon terms.
- His astrictory demeanor left little room for negotiation.
- The astrictory measures implemented by the government aimed to control inflation.
- The company's astrictory policies limited employee autonomy.
- The astrictory nature of the agreement left both parties feeling constrained.
- The astrictory provisions in the rental agreement outlined strict penalties for late payments.
- The lawyer's job was to draft astrictory documents to protect their client's interests.
- The astrictory guidelines set forth by the board restricted creative freedom.
- The astrictory framework of the law ensured fair treatment for all citizens.
- The astrictory conditions of the loan made it difficult for small businesses to access capital.
FAQs About the word astrictory
Astrictive.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The astrictory clause in the contract ensured compliance with the agreed-upon terms.
His astrictory demeanor left little room for negotiation.
The astrictory measures implemented by the government aimed to control inflation.
The company's astrictory policies limited employee autonomy.
