constrain (Meaning)
constrain (v)
compel to behave in a certain way
to close within bounds, or otherwise limit or deprive of free movement
severely restrict in scope or extent
Synonyms & Antonyms of constrain
constrain Sentence Examples
- Financial constraints forced the company to scale back its expansion plans.
- Social norms often constrain individuals from expressing their true feelings.
- The tight deadline constrained our ability to conduct thorough research.
- Legal regulations can constrain the activities of businesses within certain industries.
- Cultural traditions sometimes constrain people's choices and behaviors.
- Limited resources can constrain the options available to policymakers.
- Personal insecurities can constrain someone's ability to pursue their dreams.
- Technological limitations constrain the potential applications of certain innovations.
- Fear of failure can constrain individuals from taking risks in their careers.
- Political factors can constrain a government's ability to implement certain policies.
FAQs About the word constrain
compel to behave in a certain way, to close within bounds, or otherwise limit or deprive of free movement, severely restrict in scope or extent
compel, coerce, oblige, force, obligate, press, muscle, intimidate,drive, impress
allow,let, allow, permit, let, permit,move, satisfy, argue, convince
Financial constraints forced the company to scale back its expansion plans.
Social norms often constrain individuals from expressing their true feelings.
The tight deadline constrained our ability to conduct thorough research.
Legal regulations can constrain the activities of businesses within certain industries.
