proscribe

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

ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения акта запрета или осуждения чего-либо, часто по закону или официальному указу.esVerbo que se usa para denotar el acto de prohibir o condenar algo, a menudo por ley o decreto oficial.frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'acte d'interdire ou de condamner quelque chose, souvent par la loi ou un décret officiel, ou encore de bannir ou rejeter une personne ou une pratique.deVerb, das die Handlung bezeichnet, etwas zu verbieten oder zu verurteilen, oft durch Gesetz oder offizielle Anordnung.ptVerbo usado para indicar o ato de proibir ou condenar algo, frequentemente por lei ou decreto oficial.zh指正式禁止或谴责某事，常通过法律或官方命令；也可指将某人逐出或排斥。arفعل يُستخدم للإشارة إلى فعل المنع أو الإدانة أو الحظر، غالبًا بموجب القانون أو بمرسوم رسمي.

1. Forbid or prohibit C1 formal

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

   • 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.

   ruЗапрещатьesProhibir formalmentefrInterdire formellementdeVerbotptProibirzh禁止arيحظر

   Synonymes: banbardisallowforbidinterdictoutlawprohibitveto

   Antonymes: allowauthorizelicensepermitsanction

2. Condemn or denounce C2 formal

   To publicly denounce or reject something as dangerous or unacceptable.

   • 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.

   ruОсуждатьesCondenar o denunciar públicamentefrCondamner ou dénoncer publiquementdeVerurteilenptCondenarzh谴责arيستنكر ويشجب

   Synonymes: anathematizecondemndamndecrydenounceexcoriatereprobatevilify

   Antonymes: approveendorsesanctionsupport

• proscribed past participle
• proscribed past simple
• proscribing present participle
• proscribes third person singular