Pronunciation: /əbˈstrɪktɪd/
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case, 'abstricted' describes something that has been confined or restricted
A1 The abstricted room was too small for all the furniture.
A2 The abstricted alleyway was difficult to navigate through.
B1 The abstricted parking lot made it hard to find a space for my car.
B2 The abstricted budget forced us to cut back on expenses.
C1 The abstricted schedule left little time for relaxation.
C2 The abstricted rules and regulations made it challenging to operate the business.
formal The abstricted data was securely stored in a locked cabinet.
informal I accidentally abstricted my keys in my jacket pocket.
slang I can't find my phone, I think I abstricted it somewhere.
figurative Her emotions felt abstricted, as if trapped in a cage.
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