Synonyms for restricting
re·strict·ing

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1. confining, constraining, constrictive, limiting, restrictingadjective

   restricting the scope or freedom of action

   Synonyms:
   limiting, narrowing, close, confining, constrictive, constraining, constricting

   Antonyms:
   unrestrictive

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1. List of paraphrases for "restricting":

   limiting, restrict, restriction, limit, restrictions, constraining, limitation, restricted, curtailing, restraining

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1. Xavier Becerra:

   Leaving women in the dark about their healthcare and restricting doctors from providing candid advice is simply not in the best interest of public health, in California, we will continue to fight for comprehensive reproductive healthcare, including safe and legal abortion.

2. Jess Kensky:

   I loved [running] so much before, it was so freeing and peaceful. Now, it feels very restricting. All the things I enjoy about running don’t exist yet in this new body. I’m not saying they never will. [With swimming and hand-cycling], I get to take everything off, and I can just be me again.

3. Scott Kennedy:

   It seems that they are no longer focused on putting Huawei out of business or hurting their overall profitability, but restricting them in 5G, but can the administration really confirm that ? And then do they have a longer term strategy to achieve this ?

4. Joseph Gaugler:

   We have all seen the negative effects of restricting visitation on residents' health and well-being, for nursing homes to go back into a bunker mentality and shut everything down, that's not a solution.

5. Tony Abboud:

   We applaud congressional efforts to prohibit the sale of tobacco products to anyone under 21 and urge the President to sign this bill. The Vapor Technology Association has advocated for raising the age to 21 for all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, and believes, along with the public health groups, that this is the most significant step that can be taken to reduce youth access and use, vTA stands ready to continue working with Congress on the many real solutions( rather than a misguided flavor ban agenda), that should be implemented to achieve the twin goals of restricting youth vaping and preserving flavored vapor as an alternative for adults desperately trying to quit smoking.