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coconstrain

coconstrain verb: to constrain along with another.

Verb

coconstrain (third-person singular simple present coconstrains, present participle coconstraining, simple past and past participle coconstrained)

  1. (transitive) To constrain along with another

Forms of coconstrain

third-person singular presentcoconstrains
present participlecoconstraining
past participlecoconstrained
pastcoconstrained

Origin of coconstrain

From co- + constrain.

Questions about coconstrain

What does coconstrain mean?
Coconstrain means to constrain along with another.
What part of speech is coconstrain?
Coconstrain is a verb.
What is the past tense of coconstrain?
The past tense of coconstrain is coconstrained.

Words near coconstrain in the dictionary

  1. coconstant morphisms
  2. coconstitute
  3. coconstituted
  4. coconstitutes
  5. coconstituting
  6. coconstrain
  7. coconstrained
  8. coconstraining
  9. coconstrains
  10. coconstruct
  11. coconstructed

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