WordMap Version 2.0 - HigherStudyAbroad

• (restricted)- kept within certain limits; limited; This right was restricted, as
in England, to the Minister. — The Memoirs of Napoleon;
• (qualified)- having the appropriate qualifications for an office, position, or
task; The magistrate only is authorized, qualified, and capable to make a just
and effectual Reformation, and especially among the Ecclesiasticks. —
Andrew Marvell;
• (unqualified)- not modified by conditions or reservations; absolute; You
know I hate insipid, unqualified, common-place compliment. — Life of Lord
Byron;
• (categorical)- being without exception or qualification; absolute; He
wanted a categorical pledge from Mr. Gladstone. — The Adventure of Living;
resist {defy = refuse = withstand^ withhold}
• (defy)- to oppose or resist with boldness and assurance; The one Power he
never ventured to defy was the English people. — The Life of Froude;
• (withstand)- to stand or hold out against; resist or oppose, esp.
successfully, ( , ; ,
); Violence she had been prepared to withstand, and
treachery. — Highland Ballad;
• (withhold)- hold back; refuse to hand over or share;
trammel {fishing net} > untrammeled
• (trammel)- to hinder the activity or free movement of; My
great trammel has been the non-existence of any definitely stated alternative
on my opponents' part. — Meaning of Truth;
• a fishing net with three layers; the outer two are coarse mesh and the loose
inner layer is fine mesh;
• (untrammeled)- not limited or restricted; unrestrained; It leaves the
solution of problems to the inspiration of the individuals in
the untrammeled population. — The Liberty Papers;
inhibit = subdue {quash = subjugate} = bottle up = stamp down = curb = suppress
: pinion
• (inhibit)- to restrain, hinder, arrest, or check (an action, impulse, etc.),
( / / ); Factors have been discovered which
simply inhibit or prevent the development of other characters. — Hormones
and Heredity;
• (subdue)- to bring under mental or emotional control, as by persuasion or
intimidation; render submissive, ( / , / ,
/ ); Every attempt to subdue or extirpate them, has proved
abortive. — Female Scripture Biographies, Volume I;
• (quash)- to put down or suppress completely; quell; subdue, ( ,