restrictionary Antonyms
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Meaning of restrictionary
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restrictionary (a.)
Restrictive.
restrictionary Sentence Examples
- The government implemented strict restrictionary measures to curb the spread of the pandemic.
- The restrictive laws hindered the free expression of ideas and creativity.
- The company's hiring policy was highly restrictionary, limiting opportunities for diverse candidates.
- The school's dress code imposed restrictionary rules on students' attire.
- The restrictionary immigration policies made it difficult for immigrants to enter the country.
- The financial institution imposed restrictionary limits on withdrawals and transfers.
- The restrictionary zoning laws prevented businesses from expanding or relocating.
- The country's trade restrictions were seen as restrictionary by its trading partners.
- The restrictionary censorship laws banned certain publications and online content.
- The organization's membership criteria were highly restrictionary, limiting its reach to a small elite.
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Restrictive.
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The government implemented strict restrictionary measures to curb the spread of the pandemic.
The restrictive laws hindered the free expression of ideas and creativity.
The company's hiring policy was highly restrictionary, limiting opportunities for diverse candidates.
The school's dress code imposed restrictionary rules on students' attire.
