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restrictive adjective circumscriptive, clannish, cliquish, conditional, contingent, defining, deterrent, hindering, impeditive, inflexible, interdictive, limitary, limitative, limiting, modificatory, modifying, narrow, preclusive, preventative, preventive, prohibitive, prohibitory, proscriptive, provisional, provisory, qualifying, repressive, restraining, select, stiff, straitlaced, suppressive Associated concepts: restrictive covenant, restrictive ennorsement, restrictive interpretation, restrictive provisions, restrictive title See also: arbitrary and capricious, binding, compulsory, exclusive, limited, limiting, preventive, proprietary How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Especially if it can mean the elimination of chemicals, water treatment program changes needn't be restrictively complicated, said Dewhurst of ALGAS. Moreover, it offers a unique opportunity to escape a restrictively myopic view of and stubbornly antiquarian approach to Greek culture and explore the idiosyncratic aesthetic ideals and compositional traits of Greek folk music. On the issue of social divisiveness, the courts treat religion far more restrictively than they treat speech. |
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