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astrict

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astrict [əˈstrɪkt]
vb
(tr) Archaic to bind, confine, or constrict
[from Latin astrictus drawn closely together, from astringere to lighten, from stringere to bind]
astriction  n
astrictive  adj
astrictively  adv
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ASTRICT laws insist that signs on the historic Champs Elysees must be in gold so McDonald's had to change their famous logo showing the golden "M" arch symbol on a red background to an all-gold sign.
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Club officials have placed astrict limit of 170 innings on Kershaw for the entire season because he threw only 122 last year, his first full season in professional baseball.
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