1. Plural of curbing; the act of restraining, controlling, or limiting something.
Usage: Often used in abstract contexts (e.g., curbing inflation, curbing enthusiasm).
2. Plural of curb; the edge of a sidewalk or street, typically made of concrete or stone.
Usage: Also spelled 'kerb' in British English.
3. Plural of curbing; material used to form or reinforce a curb or edge.
Usage: Construction and landscaping context.

Examples

• The government announced new measures for curbing carbon emissions.
• Curbing your spending habits can help you save more money.
• The children sat on the curbing while waiting for the parade to start.
• The landscaper installed decorative stone curbings around the garden bed.
• Curbing inflation remains a top priority for the central bank.
• She focused on curbing her impulse to interrupt others during meetings.