Constrain
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 103
kon-striin', v.t to urge with irresistible power to force —adj. Constrainable, konstran'a-bl. adv Constrainedly, kon-slr.ln'ed-li [O. Fr. constraiudre—L. lonstrwgo constri, tus — con, together, string, to pre See Strain. Constraint, kon- Strum', u. irresistible force compulsion confinement
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