Rechercher
to constrict
01
se contracter, rétrécir
to become less in size or width, creating a sensation of tightness
Intransitive
02
serrer, resserrer, comprimer
to tighten, squeeze, or narrow down in order to reduce in size
Transitive: to constrict sth
03
étouffer
to restrict the things someone can or wants to do
Transitive: to constrict someone's freedoms or abilities
constrict
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constricted
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constricted
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constricting
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constricting
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constriction
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constriction
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Exemple
Over time, the material has constricted due to exposure to extreme temperatures.
The blood vessels are constricting in response to the cold weather.
His throat constricts as he tries to hold back tears.
The oppressive government policies constricted the citizens' rights and freedoms.
His fear of failure constricted his willingness to take risks.
