restraining (Meaning)

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

of Restrain

The police used restraining force to subdue the unruly mob.
The heavy chains restrained the captive, preventing their escape.
The judge issued a restraining order prohibiting the defendant from contacting the victim.
The dog's leash acted as a restraining device, keeping it from straying too far.
The doctor prescribed a restraining brace to stabilize the patient's injured wrist.
The security guard restrained the trespasser until the police arrived.
The straitjacket served as a restraining garment, preventing the patient from harming themselves or others.
The fence acted as a restraining barrier, keeping the cattle within the pasture.
The anchor provided a restraining force, preventing the boat from drifting away.
The restraining bolt held the machine in place, preventing it from moving.

of Restrain

keeping, containing, curbing, regulating,controlling, holding, constraining,suppressing, bridling, stopping

loosening, losing,losing, loosening, expressing, expressing,liberating, liberating, venting, airing

The police used restraining force to subdue the unruly mob.

The heavy chains restrained the captive, preventing their escape.

The judge issued a restraining order prohibiting the defendant from contacting the victim.

The dog's leash acted as a restraining device, keeping it from straying too far.