The use of the word 'constrict' in spoken and written English

People often talk about being on a "tight" budget. Perhaps this is what you meant to say.

Saying "I am constricted" when you mean "I do not have much spare money" is not a usual or readily understood saying for native English speakers.

You should say "I have a limited amount of cash"...

I can't tell you what it's supposed to mean because it's open to interpretation. If what you mean is you don't have money to spare as other have said, then "I am too constricted" could hint that, but what you're really saying is "I'm in a tight situation/position." Maybe you can't help the person with money because you've got a lot on your mind and you don't want to deal with something else. I can't know for certain b/c "I am too constricted" is vague.

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I really appreciate you for sparing your time to help me. If I have better things to say than 'thank you so much' I would prefer to say to express my feelings but I am much constrained in English language vocabulary which I am looking up to this channel to overcome and I am counting on support from people like you. I urge you to continue because I doubt you can guess how your support goes along way in boosting my confidence and saves me from embarrassment because I English language teacher in an environment where English is not widely spoken therefore speech practice is very limited. Can someone suggests any other channels where I can interact with native English speakers improve my English. Thank you once again.

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If you're looking to put the expressions offered above in a more artful way, you can say, "my liquidity is constricted."

Have you heard of HelloTalk? It's a language exchange app with some very forthcoming native English speakers. You can both message and set up calls. There's also duolingo. When i used it, I found it really helped with pronunciation and key grammatical rules. Another thing I did was watch American or British movies without subtitles and write down the plots as I watched. I then watched the movies with subtitles to see what I got wrong.

Sorry Ion, "Good'n" is our "Good one," and means, "Well done!"

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Please accept my special gratitude. Your contribution is specially a good one I will add it to my vocabulary diary. Looking forward to another interaction with you. Thank you.

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(anything wrong with the expression ?) ?.

In a medical situation, assuming you're male, it could easily be thought to mean, you have prostate problems.

Or, if the cause is not the prostate, the guy is constipated and full of gas.

Of course, you will get eye rolls from some people when you're being wise.