interdiction (Meaning)
interdiction (n)
authoritative prohibition
a court order prohibiting a party from doing a certain activity
interdiction (n.)
The act of interdicting; prohibition; prohibiting decree; curse; interdict.
Synonyms & Antonyms of interdiction
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- toleration
- support
- sanction
- license
- authorization
- granting
- license
- prescription
- authorization
- permitting
- permitting
- clearance
- tolerance
- allowing
- tolerance
- allowance
- granting
- support
- licensing
- consent
- licensing
- allowance
- approval
- clearance
- permission
- toleration
- allowing
- sanction
- prescription
- permission
- consent
- approval
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- enabling
- encouragement
- agreement
- approbation
- indorsement
- endorsement
- leave
- compliance
- encouragement
- submission
- obedience
- facilitation
- indorsement
- letting
- obedience
- leave
- blessing
- licencing
- promotion
- agreement
- sufferance
- compliance
- approbation
- endorsement
- licence
- letting
- sanctioning
- enabling
- okay
- sufferance
- submission
- blessing
- facilitation
- promotion
- sanctioning
- licence
- okay
- licencing
interdiction Sentence Examples
- The military implemented an aerial interdiction to prevent enemy aircraft from entering its airspace.
- Customs officials conducted a drug interdiction operation at the border crossing.
- The government imposed a trade interdiction against countries supporting terrorism.
- The interdiction of illegal immigrants at sea became a top priority for the Coast Guard.
- The police established a road interdiction point to apprehend suspected criminals.
- The surveillance system was designed to provide real-time interdiction alerts for suspicious activities.
- The intelligence agency intercepted and deciphered enemy communications, enabling effective interdiction of their plans.
- A naval task force was deployed to enforce an interdiction zone around a hostile vessel.
- The technical interdiction of malware attacks helped protect computer systems from cyber threats.
- The interdiction of counterfeit goods at the port of entry prevented their distribution in the market.
FAQs About the word interdiction
authoritative prohibition, a court order prohibiting a party from doing a certain activityThe act of interdicting; prohibition; prohibiting decree; curse; inter
ban,prohibition, warning, veto, embargo, interdict,injunction,proscription, tabu, taboo
toleration, support, sanction, license, authorization, granting, license, prescription, authorization, permitting
The military implemented an aerial interdiction to prevent enemy aircraft from entering its airspace.
Customs officials conducted a drug interdiction operation at the border crossing.
The government imposed a trade interdiction against countries supporting terrorism.
The interdiction of illegal immigrants at sea became a top priority for the Coast Guard.
