Synonyms for interdiction
ˌɪn tərˈdɪk ʃənin·ter·dic·tion

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1. interdictionnoun

   authoritative prohibition

   Synonyms:
   interdict

2. interdict, interdictionnoun

   a court order prohibiting a party from doing a certain activity

   Synonyms:
   interdict

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1. • Court Order
   • Prohibition

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1. interdictionnoun

   Synonyms:
   interdicting

2. interdictionnoun

   Synonyms:
   prohibition, interdict

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1. List of paraphrases for "interdiction":

   interception, prohibition, intercept, ban, intercepting, prohibitory, blackout

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1. Fox News:

   You know, in Phoenix, we had to take down — working with CBP, who are phenomenal partners, I should add — where we seized in one vehicle interdiction enough fentanyl to kill the equivalent of the entire state of Pennsylvania.

2. Shachi Kurl:

   The interdiction piece is the key part of the equation, just changing the law is not the silver bullet. It is also ensuring the bad guys are not able to get the guns into the country in the first place.

3. New Jersey:

   This is an epidemic in our country and what this task force hopes to do is look at the issue of prevention, obviously the interdiction of drugs before they come to our country, but also and very importantly the issue of treatment, addiction is a disease and we need to treat it that way and we need to give people help they need, to renew their lives and be productive members to society.

4. Tad Sholtis:

   We anticipate that side-by-side, air-to-air and air-to-ground tests will be illustrative of the fifth generation fighter's advanced interdiction capabilities, this aircraft is built to go where legacy platforms cannot.

5. Mark Kleiman:

   The interdiction agencies are trying to get smarter at the task, which is of course what they ought to do, but we shouldn’t count on success, and we should make policy as if those drugs are going to be easily available.