Synonyms for barred
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1. barricaded, barred, blockadedadjective

   preventing entry or exit or a course of action

   "a barricaded street"; "barred doors"; "the blockaded harbor"

   Synonyms:
   blockaded, barricaded

   Antonyms:
   unobstructed, unmarked

2. barredadjective

   marked with stripes or bands

   Synonyms:
   barricaded, blockaded

   Antonyms:
   unmarked, unobstructed

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1. List of paraphrases for "barred":

   prevented, prohibited, banned, excluded, forbidden

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1. Melissa Floyd:

   The California Legislature just created a brand new group of second class citizens, innocent healthy children who will permanently be barred from schools and day care because they haven’t received all doses of the vaccines on the schedule, this is discriminatory.

2. Pat Toomey:

   While I appreciate that the Department of Education has finally fulfilled its obligation to investigate whether states have implemented policies, laws, or regulations to stop the heinous practice of ‘passing the trash,’ I am deeply concerned with these findings, any educator who engaged in sexual misconduct with a child should be barred from ever teaching in a classroom again, yet too many states do not have policies to ensure that is the case. Releasing this report is only the first step—the department must hold states accountable and use the tools at its disposal to enforce the law.

3. Jeffrey Norman:

   This is my thing. When a child doesn't love himself or herself, I worry about the community that has that child. That's no holds barred behavior that child will be engaged in, a hungry kid will do whatever it takes to put food in his stomach.

4. Germany Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt:

   According to current knowledge we assume that the captain was actively barred from accessing the cockpit.

5. Montasser Al De'emeh:

   You can't stop people from leaving by force, it's impossible for this to be the solution. There are people who were barred from leaving and jailed ; after eight years they were released and they managed to leave.