Definition of derestrict in English:
derestrict
verbdiːrɪˈstrɪktˌdirəˈstrɪkt
[with object]Remove restrictions from.
eight items from the list of restricted exports are to be derestricted
Example sentencesExamples
- He disappeared in the rear view mirror within a matter of seconds as the speedo crept up to 180 mph on a derestricted stretch of road.
- Couldn't all motorways be derestricted at night, say between midnight and 4am?
- So it flashes you as you leave the village for the derestricted bit, rather than as you enter the built up area.
- I didn't derestrict my airbox or get a larger air intake though so I probably could have got better results.
- One motorcyclist was recorded travelling at a speed of 108 mph on a derestricted road proving that a mindless section still choose to use the county's roads as their own personal speed track.
Definition of derestrict in US English:
derestrict
verbˌdērəˈstriktˌdirəˈstrɪkt
[with object]Remove restrictions from.
eight items from the list of restricted exports are to be derestricted
Example sentencesExamples
- Couldn't all motorways be derestricted at night, say between midnight and 4am?
- I didn't derestrict my airbox or get a larger air intake though so I probably could have got better results.
- One motorcyclist was recorded travelling at a speed of 108 mph on a derestricted road proving that a mindless section still choose to use the county's roads as their own personal speed track.
- So it flashes you as you leave the village for the derestricted bit, rather than as you enter the built up area.
- He disappeared in the rear view mirror within a matter of seconds as the speedo crept up to 180 mph on a derestricted stretch of road.