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Definition of limited :
1. Confined within limits; narrow; circumscribed; restricted; as, our views of nature are very limited.
2. Mediocre.
3. of Limit
Synonyms:
specific, insufficient, cramped, bloated, brick-and-mortar, parochial, restrictive, business-to-business, minor, within limits, scant, barely, collective, circumscribed, pocket-sized, big, expressage, special, extra, anticompetitive, faulty, inadequate, fixed, insular, incomprehensive, narrow-minded, all-night, small-town, pocket-size, express, sparse, exclusive, unsatisfactory, only, noncomprehensive, determinate, moderate, under control, slight, prohibitive, mere, limiting, especial, little, wide, small-scale, few, local, accredited, poor, business, particular, definite, small-minded, minimum, controlled, defined, peculiar, brisk, short, measured, provincial, constricted, narrow, modest, express mail, petty, small
edged (part of speech: verb)
edged, bordered, rimmed, fringed, outlined, ringed, bounded, contoured, traced
limited (part of speech: verb)
ended, restricted, terminated, restrained, bound
qualified (part of speech: verb)
conditional, excepted, notwithstanding, stipulated, provisional, qualified, modified, tempered, reserved, allowed, albeit, exceptional, mitigated
finite (part of speech: adjective)
constrained, confined, finite
Usage examples:
- Possibly, too, clockmakers were curious to see what they could do in more limited space. - "Christopher and the Clockmakers", Sara Ware Bassett.
- I have spoken of the criminal class as very limited; that is, the class that lives by the industry of crime alone. - "The Complete Essays of C. D. Warner", Charles Dudley Warner.
- This is distinctly a northern species, having rather a limited range in Canada and New England. - "Butterflies Worth Knowing", Clarence M. Weed.