Restriction синонимы

  • check
  • condition
  • constraint
  • control
  • curb
  • regulation
  • restraint
  • rule
  • stipulation
  • stricture
  • bounds
  • brake
  • catch
  • circumscription
  • confinement
  • containment
  • contraction
  • cramp
  • custody
  • demarcation
  • glitch
  • handicap
  • hang-up
  • inhibition
  • limitation
  • limits
  • lock
  • qualification
  • reservation
  • stint
  • string
  • ball and chain
  • excess baggage
  • fine print
  • grain of salt
  • no-no
  • small difficulty
  • stumbling block

On this page you’ll find 88 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to restriction, such as: check, condition, constraint, control, curb, and regulation.

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Hospital visitor restrictions leave patients isolated from family members, who often lack vital information to help make complex decisions.

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WORDS RELATED TO RESTRICTION

  • a thou-shalt-not
  • boycott
  • censorship
  • don’t
  • embargo
  • injunction
  • interdiction
  • limitation
  • no-no
  • off-limits
  • out of bounds
  • prohibition
  • proscription
  • refusal
  • restriction
  • stoppage
  • suppression
  • taboo
  • bar
  • check
  • difficulty
  • drawback
  • encumbrance
  • handicap
  • hindrance
  • hurdle
  • impediment
  • limitation
  • obstacle
  • pale
  • preventive
  • restraint
  • restriction
  • stumbling block
  • barricades
  • bars
  • blank walls
  • blockades
  • boundaries
  • bounds
  • confines
  • curtains
  • ditches
  • enclosures
  • fences
  • fortifications
  • gullies
  • hurdles
  • impediments
  • limits
  • moats
  • obstacles
  • pales
  • palisades
  • railings
  • ramparts
  • roadblocks
  • stops
  • trenches
  • walls
  • bar
  • barricade
  • blank wall
  • clog
  • closure
  • embolus
  • encirclement
  • hindrance
  • impediment
  • infarct
  • infarction
  • obstacle
  • obstruction
  • restriction
  • roadblock
  • siege
  • snag
  • stop
  • stoppage
  • wall
  • ban
  • blackout
  • bowdlerization
  • control
  • forbiddance
  • infringing on rights
  • iron curtain
  • restriction
  • suppression
  • thought control
  • crackdown
  • embargo
  • repression
  • restriction

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  1. restriction

    A bar is something that is or may be firmly fixed, ordinarily with intent to prevent entrance or egress; as, the bars of a prison cell; the bars of a wood-lot. A barrier obstructs, but is not necessarily impassable. Barrier is used of objects more extensive than those to which bar is ordinarily applied. A mountain range may be a barrier to exploration; but a mass of sand across the entrance to a harbor is called a bar. Discovered falsehood is a bar to confidence. Barricade has become practically a technical name for an improvised street fortification, and, unless in some way modified, is usually so understood. A parapet is a low or breast-high wall, as about the edge of a roof, terrace, etc., especially, in military use, such a wall for the protection of troops; a rampart is the embankment surrounding a fort, on which the parapet is raised; the word rampart is often used as including the parapet. Bulwark is a general word for any defensive wall or rampart; its only technical use at present is in nautical language, where it signifies the raised side of a ship above the upper deck, topped by the rail. Compare BOUNDARY; IMPEDIMENT.

    Synonyms:
    bar, barricade, barrier, breastwork, bulwark, hindrance, obstacle, obstruction, parapet, prohibition, rampart, restraint

    Antonyms:
    admittance, entrance, opening, passage, road, thoroughfare, transit, way

    Preposition:
    A barrier to progress, against invasion; a barrier between nations.

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  1. restriction, limitationnoun

    a principle that limits the extent of something

    «I am willing to accept certain restrictions on my movements»

    Synonyms:
    confinement, limitation, limit

  2. limitation, restrictionnoun

    an act of limiting or restricting (as by regulation)

    Synonyms:
    confinement, limitation, limit

  3. restriction, confinementnoun

    the act of keeping something within specified bounds (by force if necessary)

    «the restriction of the infection to a focal area»

    Synonyms:
    labour, confinement, parturiency, limitation, childbed, travail, lying-in, labor

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  1. List of paraphrases for «restriction»:

    limitation, restrictions, constraint, restrictiveness, restricting, restraint, limit, curtailment, restricted, limitations, restrict, restraining, limiting, restrictive, back-pressure, constraints

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  1. Marco Rubio:

    Banning abortion after four months is consistent with Florida law and more permissive than all but two European countries, why doesn’t the media ask Val Demings why she doesn’t support a single restriction on abortions? She is an extremist that supports abortion, for any reason, at any time up to the moment of birth and paid for by taxpayers.

  2. Steve Vladeck:

    The result is not especially surprising given the uphill battle The Federal Government faced in defending such a content — based speech restriction. But the implications of the Court’s decision to save the rest of the statute are potentially quite significant, how courts should treat the rest of a statute when one provision is unconstitutional is at the heart of the major Obamacare challenge the Justices are set to hear next fall.

  3. Yadav Koirala:

    Drones were an added burden for us, there was no restriction on them.

  4. Legacy Church:

    We observed the majority of those attending services wore a mask as they entered, if a person refused to wear a mask, we assumed they had a preexisting health condition or other restriction that prohibited them from doing so.

  5. Pat Boone:

    What is your opinion of Hollywood’s treatment of Christianity? christianity imposes restriction on behavior, even in movies.


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  • limitation

    limit, restraint

  • confinement

    control, limit

  • restraint

    limit, control

  • constraint

    limit, limitation

  • check

    control, limit

  • curb

    control, limitation

  • limit

    limitation, limited

  • stricture

    restraint, limited

  • qualification

    condition, regulation

  • condition

    control, regulation

  • control

    limitation, discipline

  • stint

    restraint

  • circumscription

    restraint, limited

  • regulation

    mediation, discipline

  • stipulation

    regulation

  • inhibition

    limitation, limited

  • hindrance

    obstruction, obstacle

  • cramp

    obstruction, restraint

  • reservation

    condition

  • impediment

    obstruction, hindrance

  • ban

    prohibition

  • demarcation

    regulation

  • reduction

    mediation, hindrance

  • obstruction

    obstacle

  • interdiction

    prohibition

  • proscription

    prohibition

  • handicap

  • proviso

    regulation

  • rule

  • encumbrance

    obstruction, obstacle

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[ ɹɪstɹˈɪkʃən], [ ɹɪstɹˈɪkʃən], [ ɹ_ɪ_s_t_ɹ_ˈɪ_k_ʃ_ə_n]

Table of Contents

  • n.

    • range.

    • limited,
    • marginalization.

    • check,
    • trammel.

    act (noun)

    • confinement,
    • restriction.

    ban (noun)

    • in junctions,
    • re strictions,
    • in-junctions,
    • a thou shalt nots,
    • donts,
    • no no,
    • a thou shalt not,
    • no no’s,
    • nono,
    • no nos,
    • nonos,
    • re striction,
    • a thou-shalt-nots,
    • out of bound,
    • out bounds,
    • nono’s,
    • in-junction,
    • off limit,
    • out bound,
    • re-striction,
    • re-strictions,
    • in junction.

    blockade (noun)

    • blank walls,
    • encirclements.

    censorship (noun)

    • thought controls,
    • bowdlerizations,
    • blue pencils,
    • iron curtains,
    • infringing right,
    • infringing on right,
    • infringing rights,
    • hush ups.

    compass (noun)

    • ex-tent,
    • ex-tents,
    • ex tent,
    • ex tents.

    constriction (noun)

    • stenosises,
    • tightnesses,
    • squeezings.

    control (noun)

    • predomination,
    • subjection,
    • juice,
    • wire pulling,
    • containments.

    cramp (noun)

    • charley horse,
    • charley horses,
    • shooting pains.

    curb (noun)

    • re-strainer,
    • re-strainers,
    • re strainer,
    • re strainers.

    diet (noun)

    • weight reduction plan,
    • weightreduction plans,
    • nutritional therapies,
    • weight-reduction plans,
    • weightreduction plan,
    • weight reduction plans.

    disallowance (noun)

    • dis-allowance,
    • dis-allowances,
    • dis allowance,
    • dis allowances.

    forbiddance (noun)

    • outlawings,
    • out-lawing,
    • out lawing,
    • out lawings,
    • pro-scribing,
    • pro scribing,
    • proscribings,
    • out-lawings.

    handicap (noun)

    • in-jury,
    • psychological baggages,
    • in juries,
    • in jury.

    hindrance (noun)

    • complication,
    • interruption,
    • hurdle,
    • catch,
    • jam,
    • crimp,
    • dam,
    • snag,
    • damper,
    • snarl,
    • delay,
    • plug,
    • choke,
    • impedance,
    • resistance,
    • disadvantage,
    • bung,
    • brake,
    • blockage,
    • bottleneck,
    • entanglement,
    • clog,
    • mire,
    • stop,
    • bafflement,
    • frustration,
    • deterrent,
    • restraint,
    • congestion,
    • impasse,
    • burden,
    • constraint,
    • block,
    • tangle,
    • stay,
    • opposition,
    • stoppage,
    • drawback,
    • drag,
    • entrapment.

    impediment (noun)

    • de lays,
    • retardments,
    • dis-advantages,
    • dead weights,
    • dis-advantage,
    • de-lay,
    • de-lays,
    • dis advantages,
    • de lay,
    • dis advantage.

    limit (noun)

    • bounds,
    • brink,
    • border,
    • excess baggage,
    • edge,
    • zenith,
    • apex,
    • contraction,
    • fringe,
    • fine print,
    • maximum,
    • small difficulty,
    • acme,
    • extremity,
    • cutoff,
    • boundary,
    • rim,
    • end,
    • glitch,
    • stumbling block,
    • terminus,
    • hang-up,
    • stricture,
    • lock,
    • confines,
    • rule,
    • ball and chain,
    • custody,
    • deadline,
    • limits.

    narrowness (noun)

    • slimness,
    • thinness.

    obstacle (noun)

    • dis-incentive,
    • dis-incentives,
    • dis incentive,
    • dis incentives.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • infarct,
    • nutritional therapy,
    • compass,
    • extent,
    • taboo,
    • Halteres,
    • social conventions,
    • grain of salt,
    • bannings,
    • embolus,
    • pre-conditions,
    • ban,
    • restrainer,
    • DONT,
    • don’ts,
    • limitation,
    • siege,
    • no-nos,
    • stipulation,
    • narrowness,
    • wall,
    • realms,
    • panelings,
    • stenosis,
    • blockade,
    • Disallowance,
    • impediment,
    • Dietaries,
    • religious convention,
    • precinct,
    • rein,
    • censorship,
    • hindrance,
    • constipation,
    • prerequisites,
    • retardation,
    • blank wall,
    • Emboli,
    • disincentive,
    • inhibition,
    • restrictions,
    • blue pencil,
    • weight-reduction plan,
    • paneling,
    • dead weight,
    • dietary,
    • control,
    • thought control,
    • no-no,
    • pre-requisites,
    • iron curtain,
    • Disincentives,
    • obstacle,
    • limit,
    • infarcts,
    • shooting pain,
    • refusal,
    • infarction,
    • exclusive possession,
    • prohibition,
    • Infarctions,
    • barrier,
    • obstacles,
    • preventives,
    • road block,
    • reservation,
    • forbiddings,
    • setting aside,
    • forbidding,
    • withholdings,
    • no-no’s,
    • don’t,
    • hangup,
    • clampdown,
    • proviso,
    • off limits,
    • social convention,
    • millstone,
    • encumbrance,
    • string attached,
    • halters,
    • a thou-shalt-not,
    • proscription,
    • encirclement,
    • chokings,
    • handicap,
    • restrainers,
    • pre-requisite,
    • interdiction,
    • Retardment,
    • tightness,
    • curb,
    • constriction,
    • thou-shalt-not,
    • sieges,
    • halter,
    • diet,
    • infringing on rights,
    • immobilization,
    • bowdlerization,
    • Retainment,
    • constipations,
    • provisions,
    • psychological baggage.

    parameter (noun)

    • guideline,
    • constants.

    prohibition (noun)

    • curtailment,
    • suppression,
    • rejection,
    • forbiddance,
    • prevention,
    • denial,
    • disapproval,
    • preclusion,
    • bar,
    • injunction.

    provision/proviso (noun)

    • pre requisites,
    • pro visos,
    • pre requisite,
    • pro-visions,
    • pro-visos,
    • pro visions.

    proviso (noun)

    • pro viso,
    • pro-viso.

    reservation (noun)

    • bespeakings,
    • setting asides,
    • pro vision,
    • be-speakings,
    • be-speaking,
    • grain salt,
    • with-holdings,
    • with holdings,
    • be speaking,
    • with-holding,
    • be speakings,
    • retainings,
    • retainments,
    • exclusive possessions,
    • with holding,
    • pro-vision.

    restraint (noun)

    • Detainment,
    • bridle,
    • bondage,
    • tether,
    • leash,
    • detention,
    • shackle,
    • collar.

    secrecy (noun)

    • stealth,
    • Covertness,
    • confidentiality,
    • secrecy.

    stipulation (noun)

    • pre-condition,
    • string attacheds,
    • pre condition,
    • pre conditions.

    taboo (noun)

    • thou-shalt-nots,
    • dis approvals,
    • dis approval,
    • thou shalt nots,
    • religious conventions,
    • dis-approvals,
    • thou shalt not,
    • dis-approval.

    wall (noun)

    • sur face,
    • sur faces,
    • sur-face.
  • v.

    Other relevant words: (verb)

    • obstruction.
  • Other synonyms:

    • horizon,
    • circumscription,
    • straightjacket,
    • bound,
    • age limit,
    • countermeasures,
    • parameter,
    • caveat,
    • stranglehold,
    • ambit,
    • gamut,
    • fetters,
    • crackdown,
    • stint,
    • straitjacket.

    • containment,
    • squeeze,
    • moderation,
    • cramp,
    • qualification,
    • abbreviation,
    • chain,
    • yoke,
    • margin,
    • cap,
    • rider,
    • span,
    • string,
    • floor,
    • demarcation,
    • band,
    • threshold,
    • regulation.

    • condition,
    • counter,
    • tie.

    • ceiling.

    • bond,
    • low.

    • line.

    • freeze.

    Other relevant words:

    • discipline.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • blocking,
    • debarment,
    • coercion,
    • foot-dragging,
    • deter,
    • trammels,
    • Cramping,
    • consideration,
    • hair,
    • embolism,
    • disable,
    • parapet,
    • strictness,
    • shorten,
    • qualified,
    • specification,
    • competent,
    • interception,
    • tight squeeze,
    • occlusion,
    • exclusive,
    • unconfirmed,
    • strings attached,
    • exclude,
    • appoint,
    • provision,
    • reduced,
    • definite,
    • classification,
    • hedge,
    • inadmissibility,
    • clamp down,
    • restrict,
    • dictate,
    • definitive,
    • handcuffs,
    • decide,
    • restricted,
    • lockout,
    • command,
    • saving clause,
    • interdict,
    • Clogging,
    • discount,
    • labour,
    • Restraining,
    • evasion,
    • uncertain,
    • Hampering,
    • direction,
    • hindering,
    • closeness,
    • reserve,
    • repressive,
    • finite,
    • breastwork,
    • eligible,
    • limiting,
    • adjudicate,
    • curtail,
    • sine qua non,
    • constrain,
    • provisional,
    • hitch,
    • cessation,
    • exception,
    • embarrassment,
    • gyves,
    • enjoin from,
    • fixation,
    • delimitation,
    • grant,
    • obstructionism,
    • let,
    • anathema,
    • Arrestation,
    • Holdback,
    • barricade,
    • omission,
    • hairbreadth,
    • requirement,
    • arrest,
    • cession,
    • crowdedness,
    • nearness,
    • dodging,
    • exclusion,
    • narrow gauge,
    • inhibit,
    • holdup,
    • cuffs,
    • restricting,
    • parochial,
    • Nonadmission,
    • continence,
    • travail,
    • forbidden fruit,
    • hairsbreadth,
    • ascertain,
    • cut back,
    • term,
    • boycott,
    • lockup,
    • avoidance,
    • Arrestment,
    • prohibit,
    • confine,
    • childbed,
    • specialness,
    • repudiation,
    • penning,
    • monopoly,
    • Straitness,
    • Fudging,
    • restrain,
    • repression,
    • hesitancy,
    • bulwark,
    • hesitation,
    • prescription,
    • describe,
    • resolve,
    • interference,
    • manacles,
    • fetter,
    • clause,
    • barring,
    • enjoin,
    • Impedition,
    • curfew,
    • mental reservation,
    • closing up,
    • differentia,
    • Caging,
    • pale,
    • concession,
    • narrowing,
    • coarctation,
    • Bilboes,
    • closure,
    • incommodiousness,
    • relegation,
    • specify,
    • hedging,
    • negativism,
    • escape clause,
    • contingency,
    • nuisance value,
    • bracelets,
    • qualify,
    • proficient,
    • coloring,
    • Interclusion,
    • slenderness,
    • Debarring,
    • shackles,
    • estoppel,
    • prohibitive,
    • setback,
    • Oppilation,
    • disability,
    • forbid,
    • pinions,
    • embargo,
    • impoundment,
    • special case,
    • reduce,
    • signify,
    • tabu,
    • prerequisite,
    • Incapaciousness,
    • protection,
    • hold up,
    • disallow,
    • waiver,
    • circumscribe,
    • limit to,
    • bonds,
    • define,
    • lying-in,
    • modification,
    • determine,
    • Index Expurgatorius,
    • exemption,
    • extenuating circumstances,
    • Strait-jacket,
    • efficient,
    • conditional,
    • parturiency,
    • government,
    • quantification,
    • Hooker,
    • labor,
    • salvo,
    • demand,
    • rampart,
    • veto,
    • capable,
    • restrictive.

How to use «Restriction» in context?

Restriction is the act of limiting or restricting something. It can refer to physical, intellectual, or social limitations. Physical restrictions may include limitations on movement, or ability to breathe. Intellectual restrictions may include limitations on knowledge or ability to think. Social restrictions may include limitations on social interactions or opportunities.

Restrictions can be helpful or harmful. They can help us to stay safe, or they can keep us from achieving our goals. Restrictions can be imposed by other people, or they can be imposed by our own bodies. They can be helpful or harmful, positive or negative, voluntary or involuntary.

Paraphrases for Restriction:

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  • Equivalence

    • Proper noun, singular
      constraint, limitation, limitations, constraints.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      constraint, limitation, limitations.
  • Forward Entailment

    • Proper noun, singular
      restraint, restraints.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      restraint.
  • Independent

    • Proper noun, singular
      limiting, prohibition, restricted, restricting, restrictive, restrictiveness, prohibitions.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      abridgement, avoidance, barrier, blockage, clampdown, compulsion, condition, constraining, crunch, cut, deprivation, deregulation, derogation, distinction, encroachment, enrolment, exception, exclusion, exemption, hindrance, impairment, impediment, infringement, interference, mitigation, narrowing, obstacle, obstruction, prohibition, proscription, provision, proviso, qualification, reductant, registration, requirement, reservation, restricting, restrictive, restrictiveness, retrenchment, shortcoming, squeeze, stringency, tightening, Curtailing, backpressure, Back-pressure.
  • Other Related

    • Proper noun, singular
      limit, limits.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      decrease, limit, suppression.

Hyponym for Restriction:

  • n.

    • act
      regulating, regulation, restraint.

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