restricted in Latin
restricted in Latin is conclūsus — restricted means kept within set limits; not free to go beyond a boundary.
restricted in Latin
conclūsus
Limited within bounds.
What does "restricted" mean?
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adj Kept within set limits; not free to go beyond a boundary.
"Space in the small shed is restricted, so store things carefully."
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adj Available only to specific approved people or groups.
"a restricted military document"
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restricted in a sentence
- Space in the small shed is restricted, so store things carefully.
- Her diet was restricted to soft foods after the dental work.
- a restricted military document
- Only staff can enter the restricted area behind the stage.
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What is "restricted" in Latin?
"restricted" in Latin is conclūsus. restricted means: Kept within set limits; not free to go beyond a boundary.
How do you use "restricted" in a sentence?
Example: "Space in the small shed is restricted, so store things carefully." In Latin, "restricted" is conclūsus.
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