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forbiddance

/fəˈbɪd.əns/

Traduction: Nom désignant un interdit ou une interdiction formelle, souvent officielle, ainsi que l'action d'interdire quelque chose.

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/fəˈbɪd.əns/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un interdit ou une interdiction formelle, souvent officielle, ainsi que l'action d'interdire quelque chose.

A noun referring to an official prohibition or edict against something, or the action of prohibiting or forbidding something.

  1. Official prohibitionC1formal

    An authoritative order or decree that forbids a specific action or thing.

    frInterdiction officielle

    • The forbiddance of smoking in public places was widely supported.
    • The king issued a forbiddance against hunting in the royal forest.
    • The forbiddance of certain books led to public outcry.

    Synonymesbanembargointerdictprohibitionproscriptionveto

    Antonymesallowanceauthorizationpermission

  2. Act of prohibitingC1formal

    The action or instance of forbidding something; the state of being prohibited.

    frAction d'interdire

    • The forbiddance of the protest was seen as a violation of rights.
    • His forbiddance of any discussion on the topic frustrated the team.
    • The forbiddance of the chemical was based on safety concerns.

    Synonymesbanembargoforbiddinginterdictionprohibitionproscriptionveto

    Antonymesallowanceauthorizationconsentpermissionsanction

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