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Filter by Meaning The constrict entrance to the cave made it challenging for them to explore.
The constrict hallway made it hard for people to pass by each other.
The government's policies constrict freedom of speech.
The lack of funding will constrict the development of new technology.
The cold water caused her blood vessels to constrict.
The hair tie was too tight and began to constrict my blood flow.
The constrict regulations on travel have limited our ability to explore new places.
The government's new policy will constrict the flow of foreign investments.
She had trouble fitting her constrict dress through the doorway.
The constrict time limit for the exam made it hard for the students to answer all the questions.
The law will constrict the use of plastic bags in supermarkets.
The company had to constrict its budget due to a financial crisis.
When we exercise, our blood vessels constrict to increase blood pressure.
The constrict budget made it hard for them to plan a luxurious vacation.
Tight shoes can constrict your blood vessels and cause foot pain.
The constrict alleyway was difficult to navigate through.
The constrict deadline for the project made it hard for them to complete the work.
The chef had to constrict the recipe due to a shortage of ingredients.
The constrict sleeves of the dress were bothering her during the whole event.
The new regulations constrict the freedom of speech.
Anxiety can cause your chest to constrict, making it difficult to breathe.
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