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61 comedido
• abstinent• courteous• demure• easy to please• frugal• restrained• sparing -
62 comedirse
• be moderate• be restrained• control oneself• show moderation -
63 conservador
• conservative• discreet• illiberal• praetorian• restrained• right-wing extremist• right-wing tendency• right-winger• right-winger extremist• rightfulness• rightism• rightist• rightist policy• temperamental• temperate in one's drinking habits• Tory• traditionalism• traditionally -
64 contenido
• content• contents• meaning• restrained• subject matter• temperamental• temperate in one's drinking habits -
65 controlado
• controlled• manageability• managed account• regulated• restrained -
66 estar restringido
• be restrained -
67 estar restringido en sus gestos
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68 inhibirse
• be restrained -
69 mesurado
• cadenced• circumspect• restrained -
70 moderado
• abstemious• abstentious• abstinent• even-tempered• frugal• poised• restrained• temperamental• temperate in one's drinking habits -
71 refrenado
• in charge of• in chorus• restrained -
72 templado
• abstinent• dispassionate• frugal• lukewarm• neighing• neither fish nor fowl• restrained• temperamental• temperate in one's drinking habits• temperature runaway• temperer -
73 ayunador
adj.abstinent, restrained.m.faster, one who fasts. -
74 ayunante
adj.abstinent, restrained.f. & m.faster. -
75 incoercible
adj.1 incoercible, which cannot be forced or restrained.2 incoercible, used of imponderable agents, as light, heat, electricity, magnetism.
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