barring (Meaning)

Wordnet

barring (n)

the act of excluding someone by a negative vote or veto

Webster

of Bar

We walked along the beach, the waves barring our path with frothy crests.
The injured athlete's broken leg presented a significant barring obstacle to their recovery.
The thick vegetation barred our way into the dense forest, like an impenetrable wall.
A language barrier can be a formidable barring force in international communication.
The security measures barred unauthorized personnel from entering the restricted area.
The gate was barring open, allowing a cool breeze to flow into the house.
The heavy chains barred the door shut, keeping us safely inside.
A shortage of funds was barring the non-profit organization from expanding its services.
Prejudice and discrimination continue to barring marginalized communities from equal access to education and employment.
The judge imposed a barring order, prohibiting the defendant from contacting the victim for a specified period of time.

the act of excluding someone by a negative vote or vetoof Bar

prohibition,prohibiting, banning,forbidding, proscription, enjoining, interdiction, suppression, outlawing, proscribing

approval, sanction, sanction, allowance, allowance, permission,permission, approval, encouragement, promotion

We walked along the beach, the waves barring our path with frothy crests.

The injured athlete's broken leg presented a significant barring obstacle to their recovery.

The thick vegetation barred our way into the dense forest, like an impenetrable wall.

A language barrier can be a formidable barring force in international communication.