outlawed (Meaning)
outlawed (s)
contrary to or forbidden by law
outlawed (imp. & p. p.)
of Outlaw
Synonyms & Antonyms of outlawed
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- tolerable
- certified
- tolerable
- authorized
- legitimate
- legitimate
- okay
- endorsed
- approved
- allowable
- sanctioned
- accepted
- permissible
- permitted
- permissive
- okay
- licensed
- certified
- acceptable
- lawful
- appropriate
- acceptable
- endorsed
- legal
- allowed
- permitted
- lawful
- appropriate
- allowable
- legal
- licensed
- sanctioned
- approved
- permissible
- authorized
- accepted
- allowed
- permissive
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Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- objectionable
- precluded
- unlicensed
- prevented
- stopped
- tabu
- disapproved
- suppressed
- unseemly
- unacceptable
- illicit
- ineffable
- unmentionable
- repressed
- hindered
- vetoed
- discouraged
- unendurable
- disallowed
- unsuitable
- unbearable
- rejected
- excluded
- intolerable
- revoked
- illegitimate
- interdicted
- refused
- inappropriate
- verboten
- blocked
Antonyms:
outlawed Sentence Examples
- The city council unanimously outlawed smoking in public parks.
- The sale and possession of certain weapons were outlawed by the new law.
- The practice of traditional medicine was outlawed in the superstitious community.
- The use of pesticides containing DDT was outlawed due to its harmful environmental effects.
- The government outlawed the gathering of protests without official permits.
- The consumption of alcoholic beverages was outlawed in the holy month of Ramadan.
- The outlawed gang terrorized the neighborhood with its violent activities.
- The outdated law outlawing unmarried couples living together was finally repealed.
- The outlaw biker gang was known for its reckless and lawless behavior.
- The infamous drug lord's cartel was finally outlawed and dismantled by law enforcement.
FAQs About the word outlawed
contrary to or forbidden by lawof Outlaw
forbidden,prohibited, banned, proscribed, improper, impermissible, barred,illegal, unauthorized, unlawful
tolerable, certified, tolerable, authorized, legitimate, legitimate, okay, endorsed, approved, allowable
The city council unanimously outlawed smoking in public parks.
The sale and possession of certain weapons were outlawed by the new law.
The practice of traditional medicine was outlawed in the superstitious community.
The use of pesticides containing DDT was outlawed due to its harmful environmental effects.
