restringency (Meaning)
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restringency (n.)
Quality or state of being restringent; astringency.
Synonyms & Antonyms of restringency
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restringency Sentence Examples
- The stringent measures imposed by the government curbed excessive spending.
- The astringency of the wine's tannins created a bitter sensation on the palate.
- The company's financial situation demanded a restringency of expenses.
- The writer's prose exuded a sense of austere restringency.
- The school's dress code enforced strict restringency regarding clothing and appearance.
- The scientist's experiment required the restringency of variables to isolate the desired result.
- The coach's training methods instilled a restringency of discipline in the team.
- The budget constraints forced the project to be executed with utmost restringency.
- The tax law's restringency led to widespread protests among business owners.
- The austerity measures imposed by the economy's restringency affected households and businesses alike.
FAQs About the word restringency
Quality or state of being restringent; astringency.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The stringent measures imposed by the government curbed excessive spending.
The astringency of the wine's tannins created a bitter sensation on the palate.
The company's financial situation demanded a restringency of expenses.
The writer's prose exuded a sense of austere restringency.
