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Definition of constrain
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Constrain
(v. t.) To hold back by
force;
to
restrain;
to
repress.
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Voluntary
::
Voluntary
(v. t.)
Unconstrained
by the
interference
of
another;
unimpelled
by the
influence
of
another;
not
prompted
or
persuaded
by
another;
done of his or its own
accord;
spontaneous;
acting
of one's self, or of
itself;
free..
Obstringe
::
Obstringe
(v. t.) To
constrain;
to put under
obligation.
Uneasy
::
Uneasy
(a.) Not easy in
manner;
constrained;
stiff;
awkward;
not
graceful;
as, an
uneasy
deportment..
Strait-laced
::
Strait-laced
(a.)
Restricted;
stiff;
constrained.
Free
::
Free
(superl.)
Unconstrained
by
timidity
or
distrust;
unreserved;
ingenuous;
frank;
familiar;
communicative.
Simple
::
Simple
(a.)
Artless
in
manner;
unaffected;
unconstrained;
natural;
inartificial;;
straightforward.
Force
::
Force (n.) To
constrain
to do or to
forbear,
by the
exertion
of a power not
resistible;
to
compel
by
physical,
moral,
or
intellectual
means;
to
coerce;
as,
masters
force
slaves
to
labor..
Spontaneity
::
Spontaneity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
spontaneous,
or
acting
from
native
feeling,
proneness,
or
temperament,
without
constraint
or
external
force..
Press
::
Press (v.) To
exercise
very
powerful
or
irresistible
influence
upon or over; to
constrain;
to
force;
to
compel.
Constraintive
::
Constraintive
(a.)
Constraining;
compulsory.
Simper
::
Simper
(n.) A
constrained,
self-conscious
smile;
an
affected,
silly
smile;
a
smirk..
Contain
::
Contain
(v. t.) To put
constraint
upon; to
restrain;
to
confine;
to keep
within
bounds.
Bound
::
Bound (p. p. & a.)
Constrained
or
compelled;
destined;
certain;
--
followed
by the
infinitive;
as, he is bound to
succeed;
he is bound to
fail..
Efforce
::
Efforce
(v. t.) To
force;
to
constrain;
to
compel
to
yield.
Enforcement
::
Enforcement
(n.) That which
enforces,
constraints,
gives
force,
authority,
or
effect
to;
constraint;
force
applied..
Obligate
::
Obligate
(v. t.) To bind or
firmly
hold to an act; to
compel;
to
constrain;
to bind to any act of duty or
courtesy
by a
formal
pledge.
Spontaneous
::
Spontaneous
(a.)
Proceding
from
natural
feeling,
temperament,
or
disposition,
or from a
native
internal
proneness,
readiness,
or
tendency,
without
constraint;
as, a
spontaneous
gift or
proportion..
Coercive
::
Coercive
(a.)
Serving
or
intended
to
coerce;
having
power to
constrain.
Drive
::
Drive (v. t.) To urge,
impel,
or hurry
forward;
to
force;
to
constrain;
to urge,
press,
or bring to a point or
state;
as, to drive a
person
by
necessity,
by
persuasion,
by force of
circumstances,
by
argument,
and the
like..
Strain
::
Strain
(a.) To make
uneasy
or
unnatural;
to
produce
with
apparent
effort;
to
force;
to
constrain.
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