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Meanings of restrictive in English
Serving to restrict.
Antonyms
Examples for "unrestrictive"
Examples for "unrestrictive"
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The gusseted crotch was unrestrictive, and multiple testers praised the standard jeans pockets.
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It is designed to be light and unrestrictive, and to increase performance on the rock.
3
Japanese monks have been skipping, skating and juggling to show how unrestrictive their traditional attire is.
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They think - and I agree - that flattering, unrestrictive clothing should be available to women of all sizes.
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As at Dec. 31, 2010, the group had an unrestrictive cash balance of about RMB7 billion and no short-term debt due.
Usage of restrictive in English
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The list business often seems to be under threat of restrictive legislation.
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NICE introduced extremely restrictive guidelines; and few epilepsy patients received a prescription.
3
The war had been preceded by the restrictive system and the embargo.
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However, India's regulatory environment for tobacco and electronic cigarettes is highly restrictive.
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State and federal judges blocked the most restrictive laws from taking effect.
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Greece, Portugal and Spain have slashed labour costs and loosened restrictive rules.
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This judgment brought attention to the restrictive nature of the current provisions.
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Five days later, Tweetbot released a beta version, but under restrictive terms.
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The law was at the time the country's most restrictive abortion law.
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But this Auckland cluster was wide-spread and required restrictive measures, he said.
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Results: The present subjects showed mild to moderate restrictive impairment on spirometry.
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Less restrictive medicinal cannabis laws do not go far enough, advocates say.
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In emerging markets, investors expected more restrictive policies, but uncertainty also increased.
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Their legal action led to the introduction of more restrictive temporary licences.
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Other countries have not implemented such restrictive prescribing regulation in nursing homes.
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They must not be held back by restrictive regulation and red tape.
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Restrictive across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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