corset
/ˈkɔːr.sɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a piece of clothing that is worn around the body to provide support and shape to the torso, typically consisting of two pieces that fasten in the back.
“She wore a corset to accentuate her waistline for the formal event.”
2. verb
to shape or support something, especially the body, with a corset or in a similar way.
“The dressmaker corseted the model’s body to fit the tight dress.”
3. verb
to restrict or limit something, especially a person’s freedom or movement.
“The government corseted the economy with heavy regulations.”