What is another word for prohibition?
Synonyms for prohibition
ˌproʊ əˈbɪʃ ənpro·hi·bi·tion
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Wiktionary
prohibitionnoun
Antonyms:
permissionprohibitionnoun
any of several periods during which the manufacture, transportation, import, export, and sale of alcoholic beverages were restricted or illegal
Antonyms:
permissionprohibitionnoun
Antonyms:
permission
English Synonyms and Antonyms
prohibition
A bar is something that is or may be firmly fixed, ordinarily with intent to prevent entrance or egress; as, the bars of a prison cell; the bars of a wood-lot. A barrier obstructs, but is not necessarily impassable. Barrier is used of objects more extensive than those to which bar is ordinarily applied. A mountain range may be a barrier to exploration; but a mass of sand across the entrance to a harbor is called a bar. Discovered falsehood is a bar to confidence. Barricade has become practically a technical name for an improvised street fortification, and, unless in some way modified, is usually so understood. A parapet is a low or breast-high wall, as about the edge of a roof, terrace, etc., especially, in military use, such a wall for the protection of troops; a rampart is the embankment surrounding a fort, on which the parapet is raised; the word rampart is often used as including the parapet. Bulwark is a general word for any defensive wall or rampart; its only technical use at present is in nautical language, where it signifies the raised side of a ship above the upper deck, topped by the rail. Compare BOUNDARY; IMPEDIMENT.
Synonyms:
bar, barricade, barrier, breastwork, bulwark, hindrance, obstacle, obstruction, parapet, rampart, restraint, restrictionAntonyms:
admittance, entrance, opening, passage, road, thoroughfare, transit, wayPreposition:
A barrier to progress, against invasion; a barrier between nations.
Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and Antonyms
prohibition
Synonyms:
interdiction, inhibition, interdict, embargo, disallowanceAntonyms:
allowance, permission
Princeton's WordNet
prohibitionnoun
a law forbidding the sale of alcoholic beverages
"in 1920 the 18th amendment to the Constitution established prohibition in the US"
Synonyms:
ban, forbiddance, proscription, inhibition, prohibition eraprohibition, ban, proscriptionnoun
a decree that prohibits something
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forbidding, inhibition, forbiddance, ban, banning, prohibition era, proscription, banishmentprohibition, prohibition eranoun
the period from 1920 to 1933 when the sale of alcoholic beverages was prohibited in the United States by a constitutional amendment
Synonyms:
ban, forbiddance, proscription, inhibition, prohibition eraprohibitionnoun
refusal to approve or assent to
Synonyms:
ban, forbiddance, proscription, inhibition, prohibition eraprohibition, inhibition, forbiddancenoun
the action of prohibiting or inhibiting or forbidding (or an instance thereof)
"they were restrained by a prohibition in their charter"; "a medical inhibition of alcoholic beverages"; "he ignored his parents' forbiddance"
Synonyms:
forbidding, inhibition, forbiddance, ban, banning, prohibition era, proscription, suppression
Dictionary of English Synonymes
prohibitionnoun
Synonyms:
interdiction, interdict, inhibition, disallowance, embargo
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "prohibition":
ban, banning, prohibiting, prohibit, prohibitions, interdiction, prohibited, proscription, 'interdiction, bans, nuclear-test-ban, prohibits, banned, embargo, outlawing
Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MD
Prohibition
Synonyms:
The Noble Experiment
Words popularity by usage frequency
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#1042 | bar | |
#4309 | prohibited | |
#5429 | ban | |
#7079 | barrier | |
#7800 | restriction | |
#9055 | banned | |
#12650 | suppression | |
#12795 | prohibition | |
#13003 | prohibit | |
#13260 | inhibition | |
#15035 | restraint | |
#16523 | obstacle | |
#16560 | prohibits | |
#18633 | obstruction | |
#19107 | banning | |
#19944 | bans | |
#21576 | prohibiting | |
#24555 | embargo | |
#29019 | prohibitions | |
#42416 | forbidding | |
#43279 | barricade | |
#44966 | hindrance | |
#54723 | interdiction | |
#54917 | rampart | |
#73231 | parapet | |
#74169 | disallowance | |
#74874 | banishment | |
#77590 | bulwark | |
#79483 | outlawing | |
#99646 | proscription | |
#108408 | interdict |
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Finally, the fundamental flaw, which will ultimately destroy this prohibition as it did the last one, is that criminal sanctions cannot, and should not attempt to, prohibit personal conduct which does no harm to others.
The world’s spotlight is shining on Saudi Arabia. If authorities ignore widespread criticism and unashamedly continue with the flogging of Raif Badawi, Saudi Arabia would be demonstrating contempt for international law and disregard for world opinion, flogging and other forms of corporal judicial punishment violate the prohibition of torture and other ill-treatment. By continuing to dole out this inhuman punishment the Saudi Arabian authorities are flagrantly flouting basic human rights principles.
The administration has a strong commitment to defending our nation from foreign adversaries, and will fully comply with Congress on the implementation of the prohibition of Chinese telecom and video surveillance equipment, including Huawei equipment.
Additionally, I believe the United States must further ease the prohibition on the sale of lethal military equipment to Vietnam at this time, including all platforms that facilitate the Vietnamese armed forces' ability to operate more effectively on, above, and within its territorial waters.
There isn't a prohibition on putting disinfectant wipes in soft-packs but the industry standard has been the canisters.
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