Words:
* Qualifier: This is a broad term for anything that modifies or limits the meaning of another word or phrase.
* Restrictor: Specifically limits the scope or application of something.
* Modifier: Changes the meaning of a word or phrase in some way, including limiting it.
* Adverb: A word that modifies a verb, adjective, or another adverb, often limiting its scope.
* Prepositional Phrase: Can act as a modifier and limit the meaning of a noun or verb.
* Clause: A group of words containing a subject and a verb, which can be used to qualify or limit the meaning of other phrases.
Phrases:
* "Only": Limits the scope to a specific instance.
* "Specifically": Indicates a focused or limited meaning.
* "In particular": Highlights a specific instance or aspect.
* "With the exception of": Excludes something from the general meaning.
* "Limited to": Specifies the boundaries of the meaning.
* "Subject to": Indicates conditions that limit the scope.
The best word or phrase to use depends on the specific situation and the type of limitation you want to convey.