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Filter by Meaning The constrict social norms in the community made it hard for people to express their individuality.
The constrict fence around the park made it difficult for people to enter or exit.
The narrow roads constrict the movement of vehicles.
The constrict space inside the elevator caused claustrophobia to some of the passengers.
The government decided to constrict the number of permits issued for building new houses.
The constrict budget limited our ability to travel to exotic locations.
The constrict schedule of the CEO left no room for personal time.
The tight deadlines constrict creativity and quality of work.
The constrict grip of the monkey on the branch was impressive to watch.
The constrict air conditioning in the building made it hard for people to concentrate.
The constrict deadlines made it hard for him to finish the project.
He could barely move in the constrict sleeping bag.
The gender roles imposed by society constrict the ability to express oneself freely.
The constrict speed limit on the road made the journey longer than it should have been.
The new rules will constrict the use of plastic bags.
The constrict menu at the restaurant left us with limited choices.
The constrict opening of the bottle made it difficult to pour the liquid.
The constrict rules in the school made it difficult for students to express themselves.
The constrict collar on the dog was causing it to choke.
The government's policies are starting to constrict the economy.
The country's strict laws constrict the freedom of speech.
The company decided to constrict the number of employees to save costs.
The constrict laws made it difficult for new businesses to enter the market.
The constrict seating arrangement in the theater made it hard for tall people to enjoy the show.
Fear can constrict one's ability to think clearly.
The constrict aisles in the store made it hard for customers to move around.
The constrict seats in the airplane made it difficult for him to sit comfortably.
The drought caused the river to constrict to a narrow stream.
The constrict dress was too tight for her to breathe comfortably.
The constrict policies at the workplace made it difficult for employees to take time off.
The lack of financial resources can constrict a business's growth.
The constrict space in the elevator made her claustrophobic.
The constrict dress code at the office made it hard for employees to dress comfortably.
The harsh weather conditions can constrict the air travel schedule.
The government tries to constrict the media's coverage of the protests.
The constrict laws on free speech have limited the ability of people to express their opinions.
The constrict budget for the project is preventing us from hiring additional staff.
The construction on the highway will temporarily constrict the number of lanes.
The budget cuts will constrict the number of staff members.
She wore a constrict belt that made it hard to breathe.
The budget cuts will constrict our ability to offer additional benefits to employees.
He felt uncomfortable wearing the constrict shoes.
The tight deadlines constrict the creativity of the team.
The company's budget cuts constrict the resources available to the employees.
The constrict time frame for the project made it impossible to complete it on time.
The constrict diet plan made it hard for him to enjoy his favorite foods.
The constrict rules of the school prevented students from expressing themselves creatively.
The constrict regulations made it hard for small businesses to thrive.
The constrict shoes made it difficult for her to walk comfortably.
The narrow streets constrict the flow of traffic.
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