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proscription

/prəˈskrɪp.ʃən/

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noun

C2formalcommon/prəˈskrɪp.ʃən/

A noun referring to an official order that forbids something, or the act of condemning or banning someone, often through exile or exclusion.

ruСуществительное, обозначающее официальный приказ, запрещающий что-либо, или акт осуждения или запрета кого-либо, часто через изгнание или исключение.esSustantivo que designa una orden oficial que prohíbe algo, o el acto de condenar o excluir a alguien, a menudo mediante el destierro o la declaración de fuera de la ley.frNom désignant un ordre officiel interdisant quelque chose, ou l'acte de condamner ou de bannir quelqu'un, souvent par l'exil ou l'exclusion.deSubstantiv, das einen offiziellen Befehl bezeichnet, der etwas verbietet, oder den Akt der Verurteilung oder Ächtung einer Person, oft durch Verbannung oder Ausschluss.ptSubstantivo que designa um decreto ou ordem oficial que proíbe algo, ou o ato de condenar ou banir alguém, frequentemente por meio de exílio ou exclusão.zh指官方发布的禁止命令或法令;也指公开谴责、取缔或放逐某人的行为。arاسم يشير إلى أمر رسمي يمنع شيئًا ما، أو إلى فعل إدانة شخص أو شيء وتحريمه، وغالبًا ما يكون ذلك بالنفي أو الإقصاء أو إخراجه عن القانون.

  1. Official prohibition C1 formal

    An official order or decree that forbids a particular action, practice, or thing.

    • The government issued a proscription against the use of certain chemicals.
    • The proscription of hate speech is a cornerstone of modern democratic societies.
    • Historians study the effects of the proscription of alcohol in the early 20th century.

    ruЗапретesProhibición oficialfrInterdiction officielledeVerbotptProibição oficialzh禁令arحظر رسمي

    Sinónimos: bandecreeedictembargoforbiddanceinjunctioninterdictionmoratoriumprohibitionsuppression

    Antónimos: allowanceauthorizationpermissionsanction

  2. Act of banishment or condemnation C1 formal

    The act of officially rejecting, condemning, or banishing someone or something, often from a group or society.

    • The proscription of the dissident leader led to widespread protests.
    • In ancient Rome, proscription was a tool used to eliminate political enemies.
    • The committee's proscription of the member was seen as a severe punishment.

    ruЗапрет или изгнаниеesproscripciónfrProscription (acte de bannissement ou de condamnation)deÄchtung oder VerbannungptProscrição ou banimentozh放逐或谴责arالنفي أو التحريم

    Sinónimos: banbanishmentcondemnationdenunciationexclusionexileinterdictionostracismrejection

    Antónimos: acceptanceallowanceapprovalembraceendorsementinclusionsanctionwelcome

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