circumscribing (Meaning)

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circumscribing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Circumscribe

The artist meticulously circumscribed a perfect square on the canvas, intending it to be the base for a complex geometric abstraction.
City planners are circumscribing new development zones on the outskirts of the city to accommodate population growth.
The new regulations aim to circumscribe online gambling practices, promoting responsible consumer behavior.
The peacekeepers carefully circumscribed a neutral zone between the warring factions, hoping to create a space for dialogue.
The doctor circumscribed the patient's activity level due to their recent surgery, emphasizing the importance of rest and recovery.
The journalist's article circumscribed the key issues of the upcoming election, providing voters with a clear overview of the candidates' platforms.
The scientist circumscribed the experiment's parameters to isolate the specific variable they were studying.
Fear of failure can be a crippling force, circumscribing our potential and preventing us from taking risks.
The inscription on the ancient tablet was circumscribed by intricate symbols, their meaning lost to the passage of time.
The park ranger circumscribed the fragile ecosystem with caution tape, urging visitors to stay on designated trails.

of Circumscribe

restricting,limiting, tightening, capping,confining, holding down, lessening, narrowing, barring, modifying

widening, exceeding, expanding, widening,exceeding, expanding,broadening, broadening, overextending, overreaching

The artist meticulously circumscribed a perfect square on the canvas, intending it to be the base for a complex geometric abstraction.

City planners are circumscribing new development zones on the outskirts of the city to accommodate population growth.

The new regulations aim to circumscribe online gambling practices, promoting responsible consumer behavior.

The peacekeepers carefully circumscribed a neutral zone between the warring factions, hoping to create a space for dialogue.