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withstrain
withstrain v. 
/wɪθˈstreɪn/, /wɪθˈstreɪn/ †(a) to constrict; (b) to restrain.
Brit. /wɪðˈstreɪn/
, /wɪðˈstreɪn//wɪθˈstreɪn/U.S. /wɪðˈstreɪn/
, /wɪðˈstreɪn//wɪθˈstreɪn/ΘΠ
the world > space > extension in space > reduction in size or extent > reduce in size or extent [verb (transitive)] > compress or constrict
thrumc1275
constrainc1374
nip1381
rinea1398
compress1398
withstrainc1400
coarctc1420
pincha1425
strain1426
nipe1440
thrumble1513
comprime?1541
astrict1548
sneap1598
cling1601
wring1603
constringe1609
coarctate1620
compinge1621
choke1635
compel1657
cramp1673
hunch1738
constrict1759
tighten1853
scrunch1861
throttle1863
society > authority > subjection > restraint or restraining > restrain [verb (transitive)]
pindeOE
steerc950
hold971
forbidc1000
withstewc1175
withholdc1200
stewa1225
crempa1250
bistintc1300
i-stillc1315
withdraw1340
entemperc1380
rebukec1380
forfenda1382
refraina1382
refrainc1390
restraina1393
restayc1400
retainc1415
to hold abackc1440
overholda1450
reclaim?c1450
revokec1450
bedwynge1480
sniba1500
repressa1525
rein1531
inhibit1535
to keep back1535
cohibit1544
reprimec1550
lithe1552
to rein up1574
check1581
embridle1583
to rein in1593
retrench1594
refrenate1599
to hold back1600
snip1601
becheck1605
sneap1611
trasha1616
supersede1645
reprimand1689
snape1691
to clap a guy on1814
to pull up1861
to pull in1893
withstrain1904
c1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 65 Þat poudre wiþstreyneþ [L. constringit] þe blood.
1904 Ryle Holy Script. & Crit. 122 With difficulty is the multitude withstrained from doing sacrifice.
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