The new restaurant in town has limited appeal, serving only average food at high prices.
With limited musical talent, the local band will struggle to gain a large following.
The hotel's amenities were somewhat limited, but the room was clean and comfortable.
The museum's limited collection of artwork was a disappointment to the art students on field trip.
Due to limited resources, the school had to cut back on extracurricular activities this semester.

Not unlimited; "a limited list of choices".

All adjective clusters.

The store offered a limited selection of clothing styles.
She had limited knowledge of the local customs and language.
His time to decide was limited to only 30 seconds.
Due to high demand, tickets were limited to only 500 attendees.
Their resources were limited, and they couldn't afford to invest more in the project.

Having a specific function or scope; "a special (or specific) role in the mission".

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The system had a limited ability to detect anomalies beyond its programmed parameters.
She had a limited authority to make decisions without consulting her superiors.
His limited role in the play consisted of reading stage directions and setting up props.
The organization had a limited scope, focusing exclusively on supporting local arts programs.
As a special investigator, she was assigned a limited mandate to examine specific financial irregularities.

Subject to limits or subjected to limits.

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The company's growth was limited by the lack of funding and resources.
Her physical abilities were limited by the injury she sustained in the accident.
The number of tickets available for the concert was limited to 500.
The government's power to regulate the economy was limited by the constitution.
The amount of time she could spend on the project was limited to just a few weeks.

Limited (Adjective)