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restrain to hold back or keep in check. [3 definitions]
re-strain to strain again.
restrainable combined form of restrain.
restrained showing or marked by restraint; not yielding to excess or extremity.
restrainer someone or something that restrains.
restraint the act or process of restraining oneself or others. [4 definitions]
restraint of trade restriction on the free flow of commercial goods, as by monopoly, price fixing, and other practices, in order to reduce competition.
restrengthen combined form of strengthen.
restress combined form of stress.
restrict to keep within limits; set bounds to; confine.
restricted limited or confined within a certain sphere. [2 definitions]
restriction something that limits, confines, or restricts. [2 definitions]
restrictionism the policy of supporting restriction or limitation, as of trade, immigration, use of land, or the like.
restrictive having the effect of restricting. [3 definitions]
restrictive covenant in an agreement or contract, a restriction on the action of one of the parties, esp. the prohibition, now illegal in the United States, of rental or sale of real estate to someone of a specified minority or ethnic group.
restroom a public bathroom.
restructure to change the structure or organization of. [2 definitions]
restudy combined form of study.
restuff combined form of stuff.
restyle combined form of style.
resubmission combined form of submission.