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Synonym for constrain [verb]

The synonym constrain synonymous definition words:
means "force"
coerce, compel, require, drive, urge, pressure, oblige
- conjugate verb constrain
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constrain [verb]

means "confine"
restrict, curb, stifle, check, tie down, restrain, enclose

constrain [verb]

means "bully"
railroad, tyrannise, tyrannize, bulldoze, threaten
Further results for the word "constrain"

aggrieve [verb]

means "bother"
constrain

bind [verb]

means "confine"
constrain, yoke, border, truss, constrict, shackle

bulldoze [verb]

means "bully"
railroad, tyrannise, tyrannize, constrain, threaten

coerce [verb]

means "control"
constrain, hinder, restrict, restrain, repress, tyrannise

compel [verb]

means "force"
coerce, constrain, make, oblige, drive, exact

detain [verb]

means "confine"
constrain, arrest, intern, restrain

distress [verb]

means "bother"
constrain

drive [verb]

means "activity"
make, run, compel, turn, constrain, force

force [verb]

means "demand"
coerce, require, compel, enforce, make, constrain

gag [verb]

means "restrain free speech"
censor, restrain, repress, silence, quiet, constrain

inflict [verb]

means "coerce"
require, compel, enforce, make, constrain, demand

inhibit [verb]

means "restrain"
hinder, obstruct, discourage, arrest, constrain, limit

intern [verb]

means "imprison"
constrain, confine, detain, incarcerate, immure, jail

motivate [verb]

means "force"
coerce, constrain, make, oblige, drive, exact

oblige [verb]

means "demand"
require, bind, command, coerce, compel, constrain

preclude [verb]

means "prevent"
hinder, impede, arrest, check, abort, constrain

press [verb]

means "activity"
compress, constrain, crowd, crush, jam, mash

pressure [verb]

means "push"
press, compel, constrain, urge

railroad [verb]

means "bully"
constrain, tyrannise, tyrannize, bulldoze, threaten

restrain [verb]

means "check"
control, govern, harness, constrain, bridle, hold

yoke [verb]

means "confine"
constrain, bind, border, truss, constrict, shackle

constrained [adjective]

means "bound"
compelled, obliged

constraint [noun]

means "reserve"
control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, humility, modesty

constraint [noun]

means "confinement"
incarceration, imprisonment, detention, restraint, captivity, bondage, arrest

constraint [noun]

means "coercion"
force, compulsion, pressure, restraint, repression, stifling, force, duress, intimidation, pressure, compulsion, persuasion

arrest [noun]

means "physical condition"
detention, apprehension, confinement, capture, constraint, imprisonment

bond [noun]

means "bondage"
captivity, chains, constraint, imprisonment, prison, restriction

bondage [noun]

means "bond"
captivity, chains, constraint, imprisonment, prison, restriction

composure [noun]

means "restraint"
self-restraint, reserve, poise, forbearance, constraint, self-control

compulsion [noun]

means "duress"
constraint, urgency, coercion, pressure, duty, necessity

confinement [noun]

means "detainment"
constraint, detention, incarceration, bonds, control, limitation

detention [noun]

means "arrest"
apprehension, confinement, capture, constraint, imprisonment, seizure

discouragement [noun]

means "deterrent"
hindrance, damper, constraint, impediment, obstacle, obstruction

enforcement [noun]

means "force"
coercion, duress, compulsion, constraint, violence

force [noun]

means "means"
enforcement, coercion, duress, compulsion, constraint, violence

forced [adjective]

means "compelled"
constrained

humility [noun]

means "reserve"
control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, constraint, modesty

imprisonment [noun]

means "confinement"
incarceration, constraint, detention, restraint, captivity, bondage

incarceration [noun]

means "confinement"
constraint, imprisonment, detention, restraint, captivity, bondage

incumbent [adjective]

means "obligatory"
binding, compelling, constrained, compulsory, urgent

intimidation [noun]

means "coercion"
force, duress, constraint, pressure, compulsion, persuasion

modesty [noun]

means "reserve"
control, restraint, temperance, abstinence, humility, constraint

noncommittal [adjective]

means "reserved"
tactful, constrained

opposition [noun]

means "restraint"
constraint, restriction, hindrance, tyranny

priggish [adjective]

means "formal"
ceremonious, prim, stiff, punctilious, constrained, stilted

repression [noun]

means "coercion"
force, compulsion, pressure, restraint, constraint, stifling

reserve [noun]

means "reticence"
silence, self-restraint, constraint, restraint, retention, coolness

reserved [adjective]

means "restrained"
constrained, inhibited, undemonstrative

restriction [noun]

means "restraint"
confinement, limitation, constraint, cramp, stricture, stint

reticence [noun]

means "reserve"
silence, self-restraint, constraint, restraint, retention, coolness

self-restraint [noun]

means "reticence"
silence, reserve, constraint, restraint, retention, coolness

stiff [adjective]

means "characteristic"
formal, ceremonious, prim, priggish, punctilious, constrained

stilted [adjective]

means "pompous"
pedantic, pretentious, priggish, constrained, awkward, affected

stint [noun]

means "limit"
restriction, constraint, restraint, limitation

stoicism [noun]

means "restraint"
self-restraint, reserve, poise, forbearance, constraint, self-control

temperance [noun]

means "reserve"
control, restraint, constraint, abstinence, humility, modesty

undemonstrative [adjective]

means "restrained"
constrained, inhibited, reserved

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