restrictive in Japanese
restrictive in Japanese is 限定的 — restrictive means tending to limit freedom or keep something within narrow bounds.
restrictive in Japanese
限定的
Pronounced: genteiteki
Confining, limiting, containing within defined bounds.
What does "restrictive" mean?
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adj Tending to limit freedom or keep something within narrow bounds.
"The company operates under increasingly restrictive regulations."
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restrictive in a sentence
- The company operates under increasingly restrictive regulations.
- She found the school's dress code too restrictive.
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What is "restrictive" in Japanese?
"restrictive" in Japanese is 限定的. restrictive means: Tending to limit freedom or keep something within narrow bounds.
How do you pronounce 限定的?
"restrictive" in Japanese is 限定的, pronounced "genteiteki".
How do you use "restrictive" in a sentence?
Example: "The company operates under increasingly restrictive regulations." In Japanese, "restrictive" is 限定的.
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