permissibly Synonyms
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Strongest:
- barred
- prohibited
- impermissible
- unacceptable
- prohibited
- proscribed
- barred
- forbidden
- forbidden
- inadmissible
- proscribed
- unacceptable
- impermissible
- inadmissible
Strong:
- intolerable
- unendurable
- banned
- denied
- banned
- verboten
- unendurable
- disallowed
- refused
- intolerable
- refused
- unbearable
- verboten
- interdicted
- rejected
- interdicted
- disallowed
- rejected
- unbearable
- objectionable
- objectionable
- denied
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permissibly Meaning
permissibly (r)
in a permissible manner
permissibly Sentence Examples
- The permissible speed limit on this highway is 60 miles per hour.
- It is permissibly permissible to park in front of this building after 6 pm.
- The company's policy permits employees to take a maximum of two sick days per year.
- The court ruled that the defendant's actions were not permissibly justifiable.
- The doctor is permissibly allowed to prescribe this medication for this condition.
- The law permits the possession of a certain amount of marijuana for recreational use.
- It is permissibly permissible to rearrange the furniture in this room as long as it is done respectfully.
- The permit granted by the city allows the contractor to build a temporary structure on the property.
- The permissible noise level in this residential area is 65 decibels.
- The permissibility of certain actions depends on the context and the applicable laws and regulations.
FAQs About the word permissibly
in a permissible manner
allowable, acceptable, permitted, legal,admissible, mandatory, authorized, okay, certified, lawful
barred,prohibited, impermissible, unacceptable, prohibited, proscribed, barred, forbidden, forbidden, inadmissible
The permissible speed limit on this highway is 60 miles per hour.
It is permissibly permissible to park in front of this building after 6 pm.
The company's policy permits employees to take a maximum of two sick days per year.
The court ruled that the defendant's actions were not permissibly justifiable.