Constrictive (adjective)

Tending to constrict or bind; causing compression or restriction.

Origin:

Late 16th century. from the latin word constringere meaning 'to bind together'.

Examples:

1. The constrictive ropes tightened around her arms as she tried to move.
2. The tight band around his head was described as being constrictive.
3. Her clothes felt constrictive, so she quickly changed into something more comfortable.
4. The constrictive policy suffocated innovation and creativity.
5. The narrow and constrictive staircase made it difficult for him to carry large objects.