Definition of constringe - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
scienceRare make something tighter or narrowerRare
- Cold air can constringe blood vessels.
- The medication may constringe your pupils temporarily.
- Stress can constringe the muscles in your neck.
Origin of constringe
Latin, constringere (to bind together)
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- French:contracter, ...
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- Italian:restringere, ...
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- Portuguese:contrair, ...
- Chinese:收缩, ...
- Japanese:収縮させる, ...
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- Russian:сужать, ...
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