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Having the limits or boundaries established.
delimited
finite
Limited within bounds.
restricted
restricted
1
Today, his access to the sea
restricted
by Israel, he employs four.
2
Clearly, the oil, tobacco and sugar industries don't want their products
restricted
.
3
Current access to the site is therefore
restricted
to staff members only.
4
Aid agencies widely complain of
restricted
access to refugees in conflict areas.
5
New cases since then have been
restricted
to hotel or home quarantine.
1
The mountains of the Great Cataracts
bounded
the horizon towards the south-east.
2
It is
bounded
by good grazing land and a small forestry plantation.
3
Then the tongue is placed in the mouth,
bounded
by the teeth.
4
The Count
bounded
in with an energy that belied his apparent age.
5
As soon as they reached the exclusion zone roadblock, Mac
bounded
ahead.
6
In 1790 the United States was
bounded
west by the Mississippi River.
7
The horse
bounded
forwards too quickly to sink in the boggy ground.
8
But the city had not been
bounded
by the ships' existing skins.
9
How can a continuous process of genetic change yield such
bounded
separations?
10
The Professor actually
bounded
forward at the sight and examined the footprints.
11
It looked like the Chateaugay; and the prisoner's heart
bounded
with emotion.
12
She swept him up in her arms and
bounded
into the air.
13
The Yosemite is
bounded
at the head by the great Half Dome.
14
And she
bounded
and skipped before the eyes of the petrified spinsters.
15
Perhaps half a mile off, a hart
bounded
across the open fields.
16
But Desiree
bounded
in again, carrying something hidden in her gathered-up skirt.
bounded
bound
·
bound by
bound away
bound forward
bound back
bound with joy