Use context clues to determine the meaning of the word restrained. Write your definition, along with the words or phrases that were most helpful in arriving at
your conclusion. Then consult a dictionary to confirm your understanding.

The literature and other art of the ancient and classical periods is characterized by a formal and restrained style. A glance at any piece of classical Greek or Roman art or architecture makes that style clear. It is
perfectly balanced and symmetrical and hardly adorned, which can be seen in the Parthenon, a famous Greek temple built in 480 BCE. Classical artists strove to achieve an ideal, and therefore did not include excess features that could throw the piece off balance or reveal any awkward human flaw. Likewise, classical authors employed a restrained style in their poetry and prose. True to the philosophy of the time, they prized balance and order in their language and
in the structure of their poems and plots. Dramas follow Aristotle's unities, strict rules that dictated that a play must focus on one action over the course of one day in a single location. All the messy action happens offstage and then is described in formal language for the audience by a member of the chorus. In epic poems, passionate actions are often counseled against or result in terrible consequences.

Answer:

The meaning of restrained seems to be "governed by rules, restricted. Constrained by structure"

Phrases from context: "Dramas follow Aristotle's unities, strict rules..."

"...balance and order in their language and in the structure of their poems and plots...

Dictionary definition:: Restrain: check or hold in; keep under control or within bounds. (Oxford)

Restrained: marked by restraint : not excessive or extravagant (Merriam-Webster)

Explanation: The context explains that writers followed the rules and the structure that they learned from the models set up by Aristotle and other classical writers. The audience expected that structure and balance. Some things would have disturbed the audience or readers, so writers were careful to not to offend them.

This is a song I wrote a while ago, but it goes with the other one I just posted so yeah
This one's called "My Real Big Bro"

I miss my real big bro
why did he have to go
why has it been so long
since we sang our song
or since you helped me up
when said that I felt stuck

cuz now my hearts a little broken
you took it like a token
and acted like it was a medal you won
cant tell if I'm just naive or straight up dum.b

I love you with all my heart
I have since the start
but I miss when we were little
and you'd find ways to make me giggle

yeah I miss my real big bro
why did he have to go
why has it been so long
since you held me in your arms
or since you'd calm me down
when id scream and shout

cuz now my hearts a little broken
you took it like a token
and acted like it was a medal you won
cant tell if I'm just naive or straight up dum.b

I don't know what I've done
or where my brothers gone
cause you ripped my heart out
just to shatter it across the floor
and you re never here
but when you are
I'm just left
with another emotional scar

so my hearts a little broken
you took it like a token
and acted like it was a medal you won
cant tell if I'm just naive or straight up dum.b

cause I miss my real big bro
don't know why he had to go
or why its been so long
since he held me in his arms
or since he helped me up
the I say that I feel stuck

So now my hearts a little broken
you took it like a token
and acted like it was a medal you won
cant tell if I'm just naive or straight up dum.b

oh where did he go
I miss you real big bro

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B
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с
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D
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Why was Hall concerned that the Germans would learn
about the British reading their secret messages?
bc
Arthur Zimmermann had no idea that "Blinker" Hall had
read his secret message. But now that Hall had read it,
what could he do with this information? On one hand, he
believed that President Wilson, faced with the
information in the telegram, would declare war on
Germany. On the other hand, to share the telegram with
Wilson would surely alert Berlin that the British had been
reading their secret messages. As he walked back to his
office, Hall considered ways that he could share the
intelligence in the Zimmermann telegram and establish
its authenticity without letting Berlin know that Room 40
had intercepted and read hundreds of their secret
messages
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messages to get revenge.
O Reading an enemy's secret messages is against the
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OD.
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from the mussels on the ceiling or of water dripping from
seaweeds that line the walls-small, silver splashes losing
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murmurous whisperings that emanate from the pool itself-the
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