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proscribed

/prəʊˈskraɪbd/

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adjective

/prəʊˈskraɪbd/C2formallegal
  • ruОписывает то, что запрещено или осуждается, часто законом, правилом или общественным обычаем.

Describes something that is forbidden or condemned, often by law, rule, or social custom.

  1. Forbidden or bannedC1formal

    Officially forbidden, prohibited, or excluded from use or mention.

    ruЗапрещённый

    • The use of certain chemicals is proscribed by international law.
    • In some cultures, certain topics are proscribed in public conversation.
    • The organization proscribed any form of discrimination.

    Synonymsbannedbarredforbiddenoutlawedprohibitedtabooverboten

    Antonymsauthorizedlegalsanctioned

Forms
  • more proscribed comparative form
  • most proscribed superlative form
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verb

proscribe/prəʊˈskraɪb/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения акта запрета или осуждения чего-либо, часто по закону или официальному указу.

A verb used to indicate the act of forbidding or condemning something, often by law or official decree.

  1. Forbid or prohibitC1formal

    To officially forbid or outlaw something, especially by law or authority.

    ruЗапрещать

    • The government proscribed the use of certain chemicals in agriculture.
    • The new law proscribes discrimination based on age.
    • The organization was proscribed by the authorities for its extremist views.

    Synonymsbanbardisallowforbidinterdictoutlawprohibitveto

    Antonymsallowauthorizelicensepermitsanction

  2. Condemn or denounceC2formal

    To publicly denounce or reject something as dangerous or unacceptable.

    ruОсуждать

    • The committee proscribed the practice as unethical.
    • The church proscribed the teachings of the heretical sect.
    • Many critics proscribed the film for its violent content.

    Synonymsanathematizecondemndamndecrydenounceexcoriatereprobatevilify

    Antonymsapproveendorsesanctionsupport

Forms
  • proscribed past participle
  • proscribed past simple
  • proscribing present participle
  • proscribes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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