Forbid
41forbid to — prohibit to, outlaw, disallow to …
42forbid — forbeodan …
43forbid — v. a. Prohibit, inhibit, interdict …
44forbid — verb the law forbids gender discrimination Syn: prohibit, ban, outlaw, make illegal, veto, proscribe, disallow, embargo, bar, debar, interdict; Law enjoin, restrain See also note at prohibit Ant: permit …
45forbid — v 1. prohibit, proscribe, outlaw, interdict, taboo, put off limits, ban, place an injunction on; disallow, say no to, refuse, veto, nix, turn thumbs down, turn down, reject. 2. hinder, impede, slow up or down; restrain, hold back, check, curb;… …
46forbid — for·bid …
47forbid — verb Syn: prohibit, ban, outlaw, make illegal, veto, proscribe, embargo, bar, debar, rule out Ant: permit …
48forbid — [fəˈbɪd] (past tense forbade forbad [fəˈbæd] ; past participle forbidden [fəˈbɪd(ə)n] ) verb [T] to say that something is not allowed Syn: prohibit The army forbids soldiers from talking to the news media.[/ex] She was forbidden to see him… …
49forbid — Pāpā, ho okapu, hō ole. Also: kāmalū, lāhui …
50forbid — /fə bɪd/ verb to tell someone not to do something, or to say that something must not be done ● Smoking is forbidden in our offices. ● The contract forbids resale of the goods to the USA. ● Staff are forbidden to speak directly to the press. (NOTE …