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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I ve just found this forum by accident. I'm lazy to register my name since it is a short question -- I know it's better to do it. Are 'restrain' & 'constraint' the same in meaning? thanks so much.

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Anonymous Are 'restrain' & 'constraint' the same in meaning? No. com CJ

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AnonymousAre 'restrain' & 'constraint' the same in meaning?
No. Here's a link to an on-line dictionary for you:

www.m-w.com

CJ
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After reading it, it appears that

1. restrain means that you want to do it, but restricted.

2. constrain means that you don't want to do it, but forced.

I hope my understanding is right.

Is 'teenager' = 'adolescent'?

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