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Definition of impermissible - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
ethicsnot allowed by rules, laws, or ethical standards
- It is impermissible to cheat on the exam.
- The board found that insider trading was impermissible.
- Impermissible behavior will result in dismissal.
Origin of impermissible
Latin, in- (not) + permissus (allowed)
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- French:interdit, ...
- German:unzulässig, ...
- Italian:illecito, ...
- Spanish:impermisible, ...
- Portuguese:impermissível, ...
- Chinese:不允许的, ...
- Japanese:許されない, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مَسْمُوح, ...
- Hebrew:אָסוּר, ...
- Russian:недопустимый, ...
- Ukrainian:недозволений, ...
- Hindi:अस्वीकृत, ...
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