0 past simple and past participle of constrict
1 to become tighter and narrower, or to make something become tighter and narrower:
The power of anticommunism to unify antagonists had definite and rather constricted limits.
And the market for finished goods was narrowly constricted by serfdom.
The main renal arteries were constricted at two hours, and at 18 hours the renal arterioles were also constricted.
In this scenario, they anticipated that in middle age the time available for physical activity would be constricted but still available at weekends.
When capacity fades and autonomy is constricted : a clientcentered approach to residential care.
To generate gas ions, a constricted arc discharge with cold cathodes is used.
In some cases, the larvae could not completely exit due to the constricted opening and eventually died.
The discourse structure of those classified in this subcategory could remain in the concise or constricted range during the entire interview.
