limited

used to specify the maximum number, amount, or group (e.g., limited to 10 people)

used to specify the area or aspect that is limited (e.g., limited in scope, limited in what we can do)

highly restricted, not much available

very restricted or small in number/amount

limited according to a firm rule that must be obeyed

very greatly limited

limited in comparison to other things

limited to a very great and harsh degree

limited to a small degree

somewhat restricted, to a noticeable degree

limited in a severe and significant way

limited when compared to something else

becoming more limited over time

limited because of its basic nature

limited to a small extent

limited as a necessary or unavoidable result

seeming to be limited, although it may not be true

limited suddenly and to a great degree

limited by social norms or structures

certain to be limited and impossible to avoid

limited in a way that is easy to notice

limited to a particular area or region

clearly and unquestionably limited

used to agree that something is limited, often to introduce an opposing point

the state of having a limit

to give the impression of being limited

to continue to be limited

to start to be limited

to seem limited based on outward signs

to intentionally maintain something within a limit