Adverb:

లిస్ట్లీలీ, పరిమళం,

restrictively's Usage Examples:

From time to time, the Academy nominates Fellows, and more restrictively some Life Fellows, who earn the privilege of using the post-nominal.

equivalent to fair use or fair dealing — and are generally interpreted restrictively by the courts.

Special handling still exists, but is now more restrictively defined: it "provides preferential handling, but not preferential delivery.

genitourinary gastric ulcer GUM genitourinary medicine (often used more restrictively as alternative to sexually transmitted disease clinic) GvH graft-versus-host.

Finality clauses are generally viewed restrictively by courts in the United Kingdom.

is referenced by a variety of names, including Hoi Toider (or, more restrictively based on region, Down East, Chesapeake Bay, or Outer Banks) English.

the German geologist Christian Leopold von Buch used the term more restrictively in his description of these Italian ophiolitic rocks.

used throughout the New Testament could refer either to Jews or, more restrictively, to Judeans alone.

Today the term Grand Model is used more restrictively in Charleston, South Carolina to refer to the original planned area.

specific, historical form of Hermetic philosophy is sometimes more restrictively called Hermetism, to distinguish it from the philosophies inspired by.

It may also be used restrictively to refer only to male firefighters.

terms by art historians varies somewhat, with some using the term more restrictively than others.

engage in trade like other Pashtun tribes of the region, they were not restrictively merchant class like Hindu Lohanas and mostly engaged in military careers.