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debarment

/dɪˈbɑː.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'état d'exclusion de certaines possessions, droits ou pratiques, ou l'action d'empêcher quelque chose par des moyens légaux.

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noun

/dɪˈbɑː.mənt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'état d'exclusion de certaines possessions, droits ou pratiques, ou l'action d'empêcher quelque chose par des moyens légaux.

A noun referring to the state of being excluded from certain possessions, rights, or practices, or the act of preventing something by legal means.

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  1. State of being excludedC1formallegal

    The condition of being prevented from enjoying certain possessions, rights, or practices.

    frExclusion

    • The debarment from voting was a consequence of his criminal record.
    • Her debarment from the competition was due to a technical violation.
    • The debarment of the contractor lasted for three years.

    Synonymesbanishmentexclusionexpulsionostracismpreclusion

    Antonymesadmissioninclusion

  2. Legal preventionC1formallegal

    The act of preventing someone from doing something by legal means.

    frInterdiction légale

    • The court ordered the debarment of the company from government contracts.
    • Debarment proceedings were initiated against the fraudulent official.
    • The new law allows for the debarment of individuals involved in corruption.

    Synonymesbanbarinterdictionpreclusionprohibition

    Antonymesauthorizationclearancelicensepermissionpermitright

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  • debarments plural form
  • debarments' possessive plural form
  • debarment's possessive singular form
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