straiten
overrestrict
restrain
constrict
restrictionary
stint
restrictiveness
restriction
corset
overlimit
law
countercheck
underregulate
handcuff
indebted
restrictive
frustrate
pursestrings
circumscribe
crush
prohibitive
limitative
drop off
entomb
prohibitory
policy
strictive
downregulatable
pay out
drib
tailor
keep back
misregulate
belt-tightening
ban
water down
surplus
disallowance
hamshackle
restrictory
ghetto lottery
nonlending
task
limitary
unregulate
overdiscourage
underbound
restricting
restrictively
pull the reins in on something
allowable
overinfluence
pinion
levy
latitude
scant
ration
deterritorialize
nonrestriction
pull the reins in on someone
restrictivist
straitjacketing
tight
destitute
limitational
lose
hyporegulate
go without
dock
deprivatization
suffer
cost saving
scrimp
handicap
subventionary
misexpend
draw in
detrimentally
make away with
outlaw
abate
debar
budget
deregulation
overbind
disadvantage
skinny
antishadow
harmfully
thoil
commutate
noxiously
tie
lowerable
in a box
prohibitedness
depreciate
degrade

English words for 'To restrict or diminish, especially financially.'

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