11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Astrict' in a Sentence
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The powerful leader will astrict the nation's policies for years to come.
The court order will astrict the defendant's actions until the trial is concluded.
The cold weather was astricting the river, forming icy barriers.
Parents have been astricting screen time to ensure a healthy lifestyle for their children.
The sculptor is astricting the clay to create intricate details in the sculpture.
The treaty was signed to astrict the nations involved in the peace agreement.
She is astricting the bouquet with a ribbon for the wedding ceremony.
She will have been astricting the documents for the upcoming audit.
The contract will astrict the parties to specific terms and conditions.
The city ordinances are in place to astrict noise levels during nighttime hours.
By the end of the negotiation, the parties will have astricted their agreement.
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