proscribed (Meaning)
proscribed (s)
excluded from use or mention
Synonyms & Antonyms of proscribed
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- allowable
- certified
- permitted
- approved
- legitimate
- tolerable
- permissible
- approved
- permissible
- legitimate
- accepted
- lawful
- accepted
- certified
- licensed
- permissive
- tolerable
- permissive
- endorsed
- legal
- endorsed
- acceptable
- appropriate
- allowable
- permitted
- authorized
- licensed
- acceptable
- authorized
- appropriate
- okay
- legal
- lawful
- okay
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Synonyms:
- inappropriate
- unlicensed
- tabu
- unmentionable
- unseemly
- revoked
- rejected
- verboten
- unendurable
- disallowed
- discouraged
- repressed
- objectionable
- unsanctioned
- prevented
- excluded
- ineffable
- blocked
- hindered
- intolerable
- unsuitable
- vetoed
- unbearable
- refused
- illegitimate
- disapproved
- stopped
- precluded
- suppressed
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proscribed Sentence Examples
- The cult's practices were proscribed by the government due to their extremist nature.
- In some countries, certain books are proscribed by the authorities for containing controversial ideas.
- The use of performance-enhancing drugs is strictly proscribed in professional sports.
- The school's code of conduct proscribed students from using cellphones during class.
- The doctor proscribed a strict regimen of medication and rest for the patient's recovery.
- The regulations proscribed the use of certain pesticides to protect endangered species.
- The treaty proscribed the production and stockpiling of chemical weapons.
- The community's rules proscribed any form of discrimination based on race or ethnicity.
- The company's policies proscribed employees from discussing sensitive company information outside of work.
- The club's bylaws proscribed members from engaging in disruptive behavior during meetings.
FAQs About the word proscribed
excluded from use or mention
banned,prohibited, outlawed, forbidden, improper, illegal, impermissible,barred, unauthorized, illicit
allowable, certified, permitted, approved, legitimate, tolerable, permissible, approved, permissible, legitimate
The cult's practices were proscribed by the government due to their extremist nature.
In some countries, certain books are proscribed by the authorities for containing controversial ideas.
The use of performance-enhancing drugs is strictly proscribed in professional sports.
The school's code of conduct proscribed students from using cellphones during class.
