restrained
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- nonrestrained adjective
- restrainedly adverb
Etymology
Origin of restrained
Example Sentences
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But remarks were much more muted, restrained or simply absent about remaining senior royals.
From BBC
She was restrained multiple times and felt it was very important for it to be recorded accurately to provide a true picture about the treatment of patients.
From BBC
A tougher regulatory environment restrained sales of high-end spirits at bars and restaurants, while general consumer weakness also hit revenue, Pernod said.
“Brent is bolder, and Beau more restrained, which is why they work so well as a team.”
From Los Angeles Times
Lee needed to be restrained by other members of the Charlotte coaching staff before being led off the court.
From Barron's
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