Limited in range or scope; precise; restricted.

Restrained, restricted. Frequently as past participle.

That is or has been modified; limited, altered, qualified.

= limited, adj. n. Obsolete.

Limited in extent, number, scope, or action; confined.

figurative. Of things: Narrow in range or scope.

Of a quantity or amount of anything: Limited, stinted; not full, large, or copious.

Cut short, curtailed, circumscribed. Obsolete.

Narrowed, limited, abbreviated, condensed, etc.: see contract, v. 9. Obsolete.

Kept under control; characterized by reserve or moderation. In early use also: †confined, restricted (obsolete).

Limited, restricted, finite: opposed to infinite, unbounded.

Circumscribed within definite limits, bounded, restricted. Of circumstances: narrow. Also in weakened sense: small, slight, low (in number or extent).

Limited; restrictive.

Restricted or limited in amount, meaning, application, etc. Obsolete.

Bounded, limited, restricted, restrained, shut up, enclosed, imprisoned, etc.: see the verb.

Limited, restricted. as to extent.

Subject to limits; limited, restricted (†to something).

Circumscribed, limited, confined. rare.

That has been ascribed a distinct mode or form of existence; embodied.

Limited, confined, restricted: see circumscribe, v. 2.

That is or has been conscribed (in various senses of conscribe, v.).

Limited, restricted; restrained, temperate, cautious, sparing.

= coarctate, adj.

Limited in power or range of action.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Limited in scope, narrow.

figurative. Limited, circumscribed.

figurative. Limited in extent, narrow, restricted; †having narrow sympathies, views, etc. (obsolete).

figurative. Confined or restricted in character; narrow.

Chiefly in predicative use. Entering into details or particulars; precise, specific. Somewhat rare.

Belonging or relating to one place only; having narrow limits.

Cut down to narrow limits; made very fine or small.

Meagre, spare, circumscribed.