Constringe

The injury caused the blood to constringe and form a scab.

The surgeon used a tool to constringe the blood vessels during the operation.

The sculptor used a chisel to constringe the clay into a more defined shape.

The coagulation process helps to constringe the blood and prevent excessive loss.

Social norms can constringe people's behavior in public settings.

The coagulant agent was added to the milk to constringe it into cheese.

The government's decision to constringe the budget for healthcare has resulted in reduced access to medical services.

The medication can constringe the blood vessels in the brain, leading to headaches.

The strict regulations constringe the creative freedom of artists and filmmakers.

The limited resources constringe our options for expansion.

The cold water caused the blood vessels in his fingers to constringe.

The clotting agent was used to constringe the blood during surgery.

The surgeon uses a tool to constringe the blood vessels before cutting.

Financial constraints constringe their ability to travel.

The marriage vows constringe the couple to remain faithful to each other.

The strict immigration laws constringe opportunities for foreign workers.

The doctor applied pressure to the wound to constringe the bleeding.

The new regulations constringe the activities of multinational corporations.

The teacher's disciplinary actions constringe the students' behavior in the classroom.

The anticoagulant medication helps to constringe the blood, preventing clots.

The chef used lemon juice to constringe the texture of the fish, making it firmer and more flavorful.

The budget cuts constringe the school's ability to offer extracurricular activities.

The yoga instructor instructed the students to constringe their abdominal muscles during a challenging pose.

The compression socks constringe the calves, improving blood circulation.

The terms of the lease constringe tenants to pay their rent on time.

The engineer developed a mechanism to constringe the parts of the machine, reducing its overall size.

The cold weather made his fingers constringe and feel numb.

The contractual obligations constringe the artist's creative freedom.

The government's new policies constringe the freedom of speech.

The ethical guidelines constringe researchers to obtain informed consent from participants.

The yoga instructor taught her students breathing techniques to constringe the abdominal muscles.

The chemical reaction caused the liquid to constringe into a solid mass.

The surgeon used a clamp to constringe the blood vessels during the surgery.

The clotting factors in the blood constringe to form a protective barrier over the wound.

The new company policy will constringe the employees' freedom to work from home.

The corset was designed to constringe the waist to achieve a fashionable shape.

The astringent properties of the herbal tea constringe the blood vessels, reducing inflammation.

The clotting factors in the blood constringe in response to an injury, forming a scab.

The yoga instructor taught us breathing exercises to constringe our abdominal muscles.

The body's natural response to a cut is to constringe the blood vessels and stop bleeding.

The medication helped to constringe the blood vessels and prevent excessive bleeding.

The rules constringe players to follow fair play and sportsmanship during the game.

Financial constraints constringe the company's expansion plans.

The new regulations constringe the freedom of speech.

The chemical reaction causes the muscles to constringe and become stiff.

The tailor used a hot iron to constringe the fabric and create precise pleats.

The hemostatic agent was used to constringe the blood and control bleeding.

The chef used lemon juice to constringe the fish, enhancing its flavor.

The new immigration laws constringe the rights of undocumented immigrants.

The terms of the contract constringe our ability to make changes without penalty.