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stricturesnounpl. of stricture an often public or formal expression of disapprovalthe church's strictures on the morals and mores of contemporary society censures, comminations, condemnations, denunciations, excoriations, objurgations, rebukes, reprimands, reproaches, reproofs, riot acts admonishments, admonitions, castigations, chastisements, damnations, punishments, remonstrancesbusinesses, devils, dressing-downs, lashes, lectures, lessons, raps, scoldings, talking-tos, tongue-lashingsbelittlements, criticisms, deprecations, depreciations, disparagements, pans citations, commendations, endorsements(also indorsements) acclamations, honors, tributesencomiums(also encomia), eulogies, panegyrics, plaudits, praisesapprovals, blessings, sanctions something that limits one's freedom of action or choicethe new zoning strictures effectively make further development along the riverfront commercially unviable checks, circumscriptions, conditions, constraints, curbs, fetters, limitations, restraints, restrictions exceptions, provisos(also provisoes), qualifications, reservations, stipulations, stringsbans, prohibitions, proscriptions freedoms, latitudes |