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width restriction

width restriction noun: a place on a road, street or approach to a bridge where the width is restricted by means of posts or bollards on either side. These are designed to limit the size and weight of vehicles that use the road.

width restriction: a place on a road, street or approach to a bridge where the width is restricted by means of posts...
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Noun

width restriction (plural width restrictions)

  1. a place on a road, street or approach to a bridge where the width is restricted by means of posts or bollards on either side. These are designed to limit the size and weight of vehicles that use the road.

Forms of width restriction

pluralwidth restrictions

Questions about width restriction

What does width restriction mean?
Width restriction means a place on a road, street or approach to a bridge where the width is restricted by means of posts or bollards on either side. These are designed to limit the size and weight of vehicles that use the road.
What part of speech is width restriction?
Width restriction is a noun.
What is the plural of width restriction?
The plural of width restriction is width restrictions.

Words near width restriction in the dictionary

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  2. Widrick
  3. Widricks
  4. Widsith
  5. width
  6. width restriction
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  8. widthen
  9. widthened
  10. widthening
  11. widthens

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