Constrict - definition, pronunciation, transcription
Amer.
|kənˈstrɪkt|
Brit.
|kənˈstrɪkt|
verb
- squeeze or press together (syn: compact, compress, contract, press, squeeze)
- become tight or as if tight (syn: constringe, narrow)
- become tight or as if tight (syn: constringe, narrow)
Her throat constricted
Extra examples
The drug is used to constrict blood vessels.
The declining economy has constricted job opportunities.
He felt constricted by their notions of what was proper.
Caffeine constricts the blood vessels in your body.
Linda's throat constricted and she started to cry.
Fear of crime constricts many people's lives.
Her throat constricted
Word forms
verb
I/you/we/they: constrict
he/she/it: constricts
present participle: constricting
past tense: constricted
past participle: constricted
I/you/we/they: constrict
he/she/it: constricts
present participle: constricting
past tense: constricted
past participle: constricted
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