Constrictions

The perilous nature of some fashion items have a long history, from the potentially hazardous heights of stilettoes to the damaging constrictions imposed by the corset.

But when it comes to writing music, Wolf felt some constrictions that needed to be let go.

I find that small places — their constrictions, the remoteness of them — intensify the passions and dilemmas in the story.

Constrictions in the system are essential to the building up of pressure before an eruption.

Having been freed from her small-town constrictions, Sandy is reborn as Betty, drawn to a dark-haired mystery woman like Dorothy, and falls in love with her and loses herself.

The cause of Ménière's disease is unclear but likely involves both genetic and environmental factors. citation A number of theories exist for why it occurs including constrictions in blood vessels, viral infections, and autoimmune reactions.