22 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Astrict' in a Sentence

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The spider used its silk to astrict the prey it caught.

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The captain decided to astrict the crew's movements during the storm for everyone's safety.

The treaty terms have astricted the actions of both nations for years.

We need to astrict the pages together to make a book.

The magician used a trick to astrict the audience's attention.

The spider was astricting the fly in its web, preparing for a meal.

The vines astrict the tree, creating a natural archway.

The spider silk is used to astrict the pieces of paper in the art project.

The rules of the game will astrict players to fair play and sportsmanship.

She uses a ribbon to astrict her hair.

The belt helps astrict the pants around his waist.

The treaty was designed to astrict the countries involved to specific trade regulations.

The teacher sought to astrict the students' conduct during the school trip.

The magician used a special spell to astrict the chains tightly around the box.

The knight tried to astrict the dragon using a magical spell.

The teacher had to astrict the students to their seats during the assembly to maintain order.

The teacher asked the students to astrict their papers together before submitting them.

The knight needed to astrict his armor tightly for the jousting competition.

He tried to astrict the unruly branches of the tree to keep them from spreading too wide.

The cowboy used a strong rope to astrict the gate and keep the animals inside the pen.

The chef is astricting the ingredients to form a perfect dough.

The strict rules of the game astrict players from using any electronic devices on the field.

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