Restrictions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RESTRICTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• RESTRICTION, a regulation that restricts or restrains
• a limiting condition or measure, especially a legal one
• the limitation or control of someone or something, or the state of being restricted
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• something that restricts; as a regulation that restricts or restrains; a limitation on the use or enjoyment of property or a facility

Words related to RESTRICTIONS

restriction13

Words that contain RESTRICTIONS

prestrictions17 derestrictions17

How to use RESTRICTIONS in a sentence

• Very especially severe were the restrictions imposed upon the growing daughters of the Duchess Eleanora.
• Fielden, ten hours was assigned as a working-day for women and young persons, and further restrictions in favour of women and children were made in 1850 and 1853.
• No bank ought ever to be chartered without such restrictions on its business as to secure this result.
• But the Negro has made such progress that these restrictions alone would perhaps not deprive him of effective representation.
• The extensive commerce between the United States and that country might, it is conceived, be released from some unnecessary restrictions to the mutual advantage of both parties.
• Between England and Ireland, however, the commercial restrictions were still in force.
• He maintained that such restrictions were just and necessary as well for the sake of fairness to the blacks as for the final welfare of the whites.
• The rules of the restaurant offered no restrictions.
• Twelve hours of recreation, beginning with the next morning, were granted to the men, under the wise restrictions in such cases established by the Captain.
• The sale of arsenic and its preparations to the public is properly hedged round with restrictions of all kinds.
• Each man fought blindly for himself, heedless now of all restrictions.
• A bill to relieve them from some painful and absurd restrictions, was carried with great facility.
• On the very day that Pitt was to introduce the subject of the restrictions, therefore, urged by Fox, the member for Abingdon, Mr.
• What these restrictions were, Pitt now explained to the house.
• It is also extremely difficult to get money out of Persia, which now has financial restrictions similar to so many other countries.
• Their arrangement is guided by certain rules and restrictions.
• He is allowed to hunt such game as is in season, and but two restrictions are placed on him.
• At many places, one could hear expressions of indignation at the restrictions which the proper authorities sought to put upon the secession movement.
• The Government had brought in an Alien Bill, imposing certain pains and restrictions on foreigners coming to this country.
• Such at least was the case with the statuary of the Old Empire, before the conventionalised art of a later day had placed restrictions on the sculptor and stifled his originality.
• Rather, we say to the government of Spain, let a fair protection be the rule, restrictions the exceptions, prohibition the obsolete outcast, of your fiscal and commercial policy.
• As a further proof of the low condition of the women, I may state that it is upon them that the only restrictions in eating particular sorts of food are imposed.
• By reason of Spanish restrictions, but little can be said as to the character of the stream banks and beds.
• They suffered also from the restrictions laid upon their industries and commerce by the English government.
• The substance of previous decrees is rehearsed, and Felipe orders that the trade of the islands with Nueva Espana be continued, although under some restrictions.
• No wrought silver may be carried thither, except under close restrictions.
• While life has become less dramatic, it has become far more complex, and requires a broader treatment in its delineation than the restrictions of the stage can allow.

Similar words containing STRICTION without suffix s and without prefix re

striction11 astriction12 strictions12 abstriction15 astrictions13 obstriction15 restriction13 abstrictions16 constriction16 obstrictions16 prestriction16 constrictions17 derestriction16 prestrictions17 derestrictions17 restrictionism18 restrictionist16 restrictionisms19 restrictionists17 vasoconstriction23 magnetostriction21 vasoconstrictions24 magnetostrictions22

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