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constrained

adjective as in forced

Strongest match

Strong match

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The evolving dark energy "model" used in most previous data analyses is just a mathematical formula that isn't constrained to behave as physical models do.

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The reality is that Mamdani would be heavily constrained in office.

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An attorney could outline your options, but because this happened 25 years ago, your options are extremely constrained due to the statute of limitations.

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Not only does Reaves play like an All-Star but the team plays with more enthusiasm and joy when not constrained by LeBron’s slow and deliberate pace, and hampered by LeBron’s porous defense.

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Demand for several iPhone 16 and iPhone 17 models outstripped supply, in the quarter, and Apple remains "constrained" on some models, according to executives.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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