trammeling (Meaning)

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

of Trammel

The government's strict regulations were seen as trammeling free speech and artistic expression.
Environmentalists protested the expansion plans, fearing it would trammel the delicate ecosystem.
The judge's ruling condemned the company's actions, recognizing that they had trammeled on the rights of their customers.
The oppressive heat trammeled her thoughts, making it difficult to concentrate.
The bureaucracy's intricate rules trammeled creativity and innovation within the organization.
The broken ankle trammeled her mobility, forcing her to rely on a wheelchair.
The constant interruptions and distractions trammeled her ability to focus on her work.
The heavy drapes trammeled the sunlight, casting the room into an oppressive gloom.
The fear of failure trammeled her ambitions, preventing her from pursuing her goals.
The police used excessive force, trammeling on the civil liberties of peaceful protesters.

of Trammel

confining, lashing, hampering,binding, pinioning, manacling, handcuffing, tying, enchaining, constraining

unshackling, releasing, emancipating, undoing, loosing, freeing, unfettering, undoing, unbinding, unfettering

The government's strict regulations were seen as trammeling free speech and artistic expression.

Environmentalists protested the expansion plans, fearing it would trammel the delicate ecosystem.

The judge's ruling condemned the company's actions, recognizing that they had trammeled on the rights of their customers.

The oppressive heat trammeled her thoughts, making it difficult to concentrate.