Restricted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESTRICTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• RESTRICT, to keep within boundaries
• put a limit on; keep under control
• deprive (someone or something) of freedom of movement or action
• limit someone to only doing or having (a particular thing) or staying in (a particular place)
• limit something to (a particular place, time, or group)
• withhold (information) from general disclosure
ADJECTIVE:
• subject to restriction or subjected to restriction
• restricted in meaning; (as e.g. `man\' in `a tall man\')
• the lowest level of official classification for documents
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to keep within certain boundaries

Words related to RESTRICTED

restrict10 restrictedly18 restrictedness17 restricting14 restricts11

Words that contain RESTRICTED

derestricted16 restrictedly18 unrestricted15 nonrestricted16 restrictedness17 unrestrictedly20

How to use RESTRICTED in a sentence

• Still, as this larger idea of morality includes the lesser and more restricted, we may consider Mr.
• Anthony, duke of Brabant, the brother of Philip, was not so closely restricted in his authority and wishes.
• For a long time there was merely desultory conversation while the feast, restricted within moderate proportions by request of Pertinax, was brought on.
• Little by little this name is observed to become more restricted and more precise.
• He was not restricted as the other parties and the general public were to imperfect reports and doubtful rumors current in the newspapers.
• Many thousands of Irish householders obtained votes where formerly, under the restricted franchise, such a thing as an Irish county voter was extremely rare.
• Should the present basis of suffrage be restricted? 19.
• Should football be restricted to colleges, for the sake of physical safety? 40.
• Custom, indeed, much restricted the young man also, at least in a first marriage.
• But by far the most striking and important characteristic of living things is their definite and restricted chemical composition.
• It is usually restricted to an examination of purely human obligations, and to a search for the reasons why men should do certain things and refrain from committing other acts.
• Any little outside show or attraction calls together in some restricted space the population of a small city.
• Nevertheless, the more restricted use of the word is very common and very influential.
• Hence it cannot be said that the quantity of the matter of this sacrament is restricted.
• State Legislatures, with restricted powers, do not possess or represent sovereignty.
• In this early form its restricted dimensions permitted of its use only for the safeguard of jewels, precious stones and sometimes money.
• The attack was thus no stronger than the defence, and as the Federal artillery positions were restricted by the woods, there could be little doubt of the result.
• The freemen of the town elected the governor and board of assistants, but suffrage was restricted to members of the church.
• In general these ceremonies are restricted to the villages in or close to the valley of the Abra, the lower reaches of the Tineg, Malanas, and Sinalong rivers.
• The object of these laws is to encourage the expansion of population and the development of agricultural interests, and hence they have been invariably restricted to settlers.
• In all civilized countries the sale of liquor is now so restricted that it cannot be lawfully offered for sale without a license.
• So he restricted himself to wandering in the halls and passages.
• Thus, on the whole, the types used by Angelico are not less restricted than his colours.
• It was evident they had much to talk of, and while I cannot prove it, I am inclined to doubt if their conversation was restricted to the details of the game.
• Of course, when used in the latter restricted sense, it must not be confounded with the same term when used in a different and broader sense.
• If it has been restricted, I am in favor of having it enlarged.

Similar words containing STRICT without suffix ed and without prefix re

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