Constrained - Law Dictionary Search Results
Obstriction
The state of being constrained bound or obliged that which constrains or obliges obligation bond
Machine
In general any combination of bodies so connected that their relative motions are constrained and by means of which force and motion may be transmitted and modified as a screw and its
Constraint
The act of constraining or the state of being constrained that which compels to or restrains from action compulsion restraint necessity
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Compulsatory
Operating with force compelling forcing constraining resulting from or enforced by compulsion
Obligate
To bring or place under obligation moral or legal to hold by a constraining motive
Enforcive
Serving to enforce or constrain compulsive
Enforce
To put force upon to force to constrain to compel as to enforce obedience to commands
Efforce
To force to constrain to compel to yield
Distrain
To press heavily upon to bear down upon with violence hence to constrain or compel to bind to distress torment or afflict
Compulsory
Having the power of compulsion constraining
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