The term "stricture" has been employed in literature to convey diverse meanings depending on its context. In some instances, as seen in [1], it refers to a form of criticism or a limiting imposition on thought or expression, suggesting an awareness of differing viewpoints and sensitivities. In contrast, as illustrated in [2], the word adopts a more technical or physical sense, describing a constraining structure or condition that predisposes to a particular outcome. Together, these examples underscore how the same term can bridge abstract and concrete realms in literary usage.