Antonyms for curbing
ˈkɜr bɪŋcurb·ing

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1. curb, curbing, kerbnoun

   an edge between a sidewalk and a roadway consisting of a line of curbstones (usually forming part of a gutter)

   Synonyms:
   curb, curb bit, check, kerb, bridle

How to use curbing in a sentence?

1. Elise Stefanik:

   Democrats have no plan. House Republicans are excited to unveil our Commitment to America, number one: an economy that’s strong, so immediately curbing inflation, immediately lowering the price of gas, energy, home heating, and utilities by ensuring we have American energy independence. Securing our supply chain so we have manufacturing right here in the USA.

2. Joyce Vaghela:

   One of the things overlooked when it comes to curbing tuberculosis is the mental health problems of patients.

3. Vince Cable:

   In any circumstance it is hard to justify, but more so given the money comes from people struggling with compulsive gambling, this is an industry body needing tighter regulation. We have started high-stake gaming machines. We now need to move into online gambling, and curbing the advertising around it.

4. Benn Lamm:

   We have accepted the narrative about the possibility of AI overlords without challenge and as such, has risen the need for super-human capabilities that can rule over the future AI bad-actors that Musk and other posit, yet, I think this sells humanity short. Humans are capable of curbing the destructive potential of AI and humans are capable of employing AI for the benefit of the broader community.

5. Garba Shehu:

   The conclusion and signing of the agreement is expected to enhance security in the Gulf of Guinea and help in curbing maritime crimes such as piracy, crude oil theft, sabotage of oil rigs and arms smuggling.

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