prohibited
IPA: proʊhˈɪbʌtʌd
adjective
- Forbidden; banned; unallowed.
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Examples of "prohibited" in Sentences
- Perfusing the liquid is prohibited.
- Motorboats are prohibited in the lake.
- The enslavement of Indians was prohibited.
- The selling of the product was prohibited.
- The photography in the museum is prohibited.
- Entering the mineshaft is difficult but not prohibited.
- The claim is that gangs specialize in prohibited activities.
- Barred, as in prohibited or, perhaps, barred as in DISBARRED.
- To this end the following acts are and shall remain prohibited at any time and in any place whatsoever with respect to the above-mentioned persons:
- To this end, the following acts are and shall remain prohibited at any time and in any place whatsoever with respect to the above-mentioned persons: ***
- Homosexuals of any nature are prohibited from the BSA (ex post facto Dale), and being a homosexual is far more convincing and thus subversive to their “mission” ...
- Inspector General James A. Wright looked into the matter, and on August 13 told Quinn staffers that Stermer "engaged in prohibited political activity," the Sun-Times reports.
- “Most Christians” worshipped in prohibited ways, so were happy to pay a tax to their Muslim overlords rather than deal with a Christian government that might object to, say, their understanding of the homoousion.
- Homosexuals of any nature are prohibited from the BSA (ex post facto Dale), and being a homosexual is far more convincing and thus subversive to their “mission” (even if no one knows about it) than being a straight arguing for gay rights.
- Copenhagen has a few other interesting rules: for instance, trucks over a certain weight limit are prohibited from the core of the city (but how do the businesses function!) and if you hit a cyclist with your car, kiss your license goodbye. tomas