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Constriction (noun) means the process of narrowing something, the condition of being narrowed, or a thing that causes this.

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1
The process of narrowing something, the condition of being narrowed, or a thing that causes this.
2
A part of something that is narrower than the rest.
3
An act of squeezing something tightly.
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What is the meaning of constriction?
"constriction" (noun) means the process of narrowing something, the condition of being narrowed, or a thing that causes this.
What is another word for constriction?
Other words for "constriction" include chokepoint, coarctation, bottleneck, tightness.
What are the different meanings of constriction?
"constriction" has 3 main meanings: 1. The process of narrowing something, the condition of being narrowed, or a thing that causes this; 2. A part of something that is narrower than the rest; 3. An act of squeezing something tightly.

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