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constrictive

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constrictive
restricting movement or dilatation of an organ.
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If urban high schools wish to prepare students for the future workforce, they may have to subvert the constrictive forces of the accountability movement and move toward empowering those who work in the schools: teachers and students.
Personalizing learning in urban high schools by Nordgren, R.D. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
He stressed that data systems must be born and developed with joint capability and that military configuration controls must be less constrictive.
American Forces Press Service (April 4, 2006): military, industry ... by Smith, Steven Donald / Defense AT & L
Constrictive phases characterize development of various types of perception, in his view.
Babies prune their focus: perception narrows toward infancy's end by Bower, B. / Science News
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