astringe (Meaning)
Wordnet
astringe (v)
constrict or bind or draw together
become constricted or compressed
Webster
astringe (v. t.)
To bind fast; to constrict; to contract; to cause parts to draw together; to compress.
To bind by moral or legal obligation.
Synonyms & Antonyms of astringe
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astringe Sentence Examples
- Witch hazel is known for its ability to astringe skin pores, reducing oiliness.
- The dentist used a mouthwash containing alcohol to astringe the gums after the procedure.
- Tannins in tea can astringe the mouth, leaving a dry sensation.
- Some facial toners contain ingredients that astringe the skin to minimize pores.
- The chef added vinegar to the sauce to astringe the flavors and give it a tangy taste.
- Astringent fruits like pomegranates can astringe the mouth, leaving a puckering sensation.
- The medication was designed to astringe blood vessels, reducing bleeding.
- To treat diarrhea, traditional remedies often include herbs that astringe the intestines.
- A cold compress can help astringe swollen blood vessels and reduce inflammation.
- The astringent properties of alum help to astringe and tighten the skin.
FAQs About the word astringe
constrict or bind or draw together, become constricted or compressedTo bind fast; to constrict; to contract; to cause parts to draw together; to compress., To b
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Witch hazel is known for its ability to astringe skin pores, reducing oiliness.
The dentist used a mouthwash containing alcohol to astringe the gums after the procedure.
Tannins in tea can astringe the mouth, leaving a dry sensation.
Some facial toners contain ingredients that astringe the skin to minimize pores.
