1. A contraction by means of some inherent power, or by spasm, as of a muscle or fibre.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• constriuction,
• constraction,
• constrotion,
• constructiosn,
• constroction,
• constractions,
• constradiction,
• constuction,
• concstruction,
• consttruction,
• constructionn,
• constsruction,
• consturction,
• constructiong,
• constlruction,
• constructuion,
• constructiion,
• construiction,
• contruction,
• construcition

• constellation,
• constituted,
• constraining,
• contraction,
• constipate,
• consternation,
• construction,
• constructivist,
• constrained,
• constrain,
• constructor,
• constrainedly,
• constricting,
• constitutive,
• constructivism,
• constrict,
• constricted,
• constrictive,
• constantine,
• connection,
• constitution,
• constipated,
• constantinople,
• constraint,
• Constantine I,
• constitutional,
• constringe,
• constructive,
• constatation,
• constituency,
• constipating,
• Constantino,
• constituent,
• constitute,
• constructively,
• constipation,
• construct,
• constrictor.

The adjective form of the word "constriction" is "constrictive".

The plural of the "constriction" can be the "constrictions".

The singular of the "constriction" can be the "constriction".