prohibitive (Meaning)

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prohibitive (s)

tending to discourage (especially of prices)

The cost of the luxury car was prohibitive for most consumers.
High tariffs make importing certain goods prohibitive for businesses.
The distance to the nearest hospital was prohibitive for those living in remote areas.
The cost of childcare can be prohibitive for families with low incomes.
The hotel's prohibitive cancellation policy discouraged guests from making last-minute changes to their reservations.
The time required to complete the project was prohibitive given the tight deadline.
The strict dress code at the restaurant was prohibitive for those not wearing formal attire.
The prohibitive nature of the regulations made it difficult for small businesses to compete.
The prohibitive entrance fee prevented many people from attending the event.
The complexity of the legal process was prohibitive for individuals without legal representation.

tending to discourage (especially of prices)

valuable, overpriced, costly, unreasonable, expensive, uneconomic, unaffordable, pricey, steep, exorbitant

inexpensive, reasonable, cheap, moderate, moderate, reasonable, cheap, inexpensive,worthless, worthless

The cost of the luxury car was prohibitive for most consumers.

High tariffs make importing certain goods prohibitive for businesses.

The distance to the nearest hospital was prohibitive for those living in remote areas.

The cost of childcare can be prohibitive for families with low incomes.