Definition of debar - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
exclusionRare exclude someone from a place or activityRare
- He was debarred from entering the club.
2.
legal prohibitionRare prohibit legally from participatingRare
- The company was debarred from government contracts.
Origin of debar
Old French, debarrer (to unbar)
Examples of debar in a sentence
The athlete was debarred from the competition. He was debarred from practicing law. The athlete was debarred due to doping violations.
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- French:exclure, prohiber, ...
- German:ausschließen, untersagen, ...
- Italian:escludere, interdire, ...
- Spanish:prohibir, inhabilitar, ...
- Portuguese:impedir, vedar, ...
- Chinese:禁止, 剥夺, ...
- Japanese:禁止する, 締め出す, ...
- Arabic:مَنَعَ, أقصى, ...
- Hebrew:לִמְנוֹעַ מִכְּנִיסָה, לֶאֱסוֹר, ...
- Russian:запрещать, лишать права, ...
- Ukrainian:виключати, заборонити, ...
- Hindi:बहिष्कृत करना, वंचित करना, ...
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