Apparently: constraint, restraint. Obsolete. rare.

Retention; restraint. Obsolete.

The action of withhold, v.: retention, restraint, keeping back, etc.

The action of restrain, v.1 (in various senses); an instance of this.

The action of refrain, v.; (also occasionally) an instance of this.

The action of repressing a person or thing (in various senses); an instance of this. Now esp.: cultural or political oppression, esp. when…

The action of repress, v.1; repression.

The action or an act of placing a check or restraint on a person or thing; regulation; restriction; control. Cf. bridle, v. 1a.

The action or an act of restraining, checking, or stopping something. Frequently with of.

= restraint, n. (in various senses). Frequently in without restrain.

Repression; checking, restraint.

The action of rest, v.2

The action of keeping back or restraining someone or something; esp. the withdrawal of Communion from someone. Also: an instance of this. Chiefly…

The action of control, v. (in various senses); esp. the action of restraining or directing; (also in early use) †calling in question (obsolete).

Restraint, check; = control, n. 1a. Frequently (in the 16th–17th centuries) in without controlment. Obsolete.

Restraint, control.

Stopping, arresting, preventing.

The action or fact of holding in check or restraining; restraint. Earliest in without control: see phrases 1.

Restraint; the fact of being restrained.

The action of checking or holding back; restraint; an instance of this. Obsolete. rare.

Restraint upon action or conduct by a supervising or controlling power.

The action or an act of restraining; restraint.

The prevention of a conjunction of two planets by the retrogression of one of them. Cf. refraination, n., refrenation, n. 3.

Restraint, restriction; check, stoppage.

= withholding, n.

The action of curb, v.2; checking.

Forcible restraint of (action).

Chastening; restraining from excess, etc.

? Restraint; holding back or inhibition.

An act of clamping down (see clamp, v.1 3).