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Summary

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constriction:
- Wiktionary:
  constriction → denting
- Synonyms for "constriction":
  contraction; angoisse; contracture; convulsion; crampe; crispation; rétraction; spasme; striction; resserrement

English to French: more detail...

constriction:
The word constriction exists in our database, but we currently do not have a translation from English to French.
- Synonyms for "constriction":
  bottleneck; chokepoint; narrowing
  coarctation; compression; condensation; contraction
  tightness; feeling
  compressing

French

Detailed Translations for constriction from French to English

Spelling Suggestions for: constriction

construction; contradiction; constricteur; conviction; constitution; consternation; constipation; constellation; constatation

constriction:

Synonyms for "constriction":

contraction; angoisse; contracture; convulsion; crampe; crispation; rétraction; spasme; striction; resserrement

Wiktionary Translations for constriction:

constriction

noun

médecine|fr action de resserrer en pressant tout autour.
- constriction → denting

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English

Detailed Translations for constriction from English to French

constriction: ^{(*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)}

constrict: resserrer; rétrécir; comprimer; ligaturer
ion: ion

Spelling Suggestions for: constriction

constrictor; construction; constrictive; constructions; constricting; contraction; conscription; conviction; contrition; contradiction

constriction:

Translation Matrix for constriction:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	bottleneck; chokepoint; coarctation; tightness

Synonyms for "constriction":

bottleneck; chokepoint; narrowing
coarctation; compression; condensation; contraction
tightness; feeling
compressing

Related Definitions for "constriction":

the action or process of compressing¹
a tight feeling in some part of the body¹
- he felt a constriction in her chest¹
- emotion caused a constriction of his throat¹
tight or narrow compression¹
a narrowing that reduces the flow through a channel¹

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