preclude

IPA: prɪkɫˈud

verb

  • (transitive) Remove the possibility of; rule out; prevent or exclude; to make impossible.
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Examples of "preclude" in Sentences

  • This would preclude the use of the dictionary.
  • The result of the AfD did not preclude merging.
  • The presence of one does not preclude the other.
  • His tone was so lugubrious as to preclude laughing.
  • The channel is formed to preclude kinking of the tube.
  • Would the deletion of the category preclude the debate
  • It doesn't preclude anything in the rest of the article.
  • Thus foreknowledge of the future precludes predetermination.
  • The involvement in the editing disputes precludes neutrality.
  • Does the scientific method preclude the existence of controversy

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