Definition
Definition of interdicting - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
legalTECH. prohibiting or forbidding somethingTECH.
- The interdicting measures were effective in reducing illegal activities.
- Interdicting policies were put in place to curb the issue.
- The interdicting rules were strictly enforced.
Origin of interdicting
Latin, inter (between) + dicere (to say)
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- French:prohibitif, ...
- German:verbietend, ...
- Italian:proibitivo, ...
- Spanish:prohibitivo, ...
- Portuguese:proibitivo, ...
- Chinese:禁止的, ...
- Japanese:禁止する, ...
- Arabic:حاظِر, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹסֵר, ...
- Russian:запрещающий, ...
- Ukrainian:забороняючий, ...
- Hindi:प्रतिबंधात्मक, ...
Definition of interdict - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
legalTECH. forbid an action by legal sanctionTECH.
- The court interdicted the sale of the property.
2.
militaryTECH. impede enemy operationsTECH.
- The army interdicted the enemy's supply lines.
3.
interruptionDated interrupt the continuation of an activityDated
- The police interdicted the illegal operation effectively..
4.
religionDated exclude someone from church servicesDated
- The bishop interdicted the rebellious priest.
Noun
1.
legalofficial order prohibiting an act
- The court issued an interdict against the construction.
2.
Scots lawTECH. UK legal injunction in Scots lawTECH. UK
- The company faced an interdict over the land dispute.
3.
religionDated ecclesiastical censure withdrawing sacramentsDated
- The village was under interdict for defying the bishop.
Expressions with interdict
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officially forbid something by authority or law
The council decided to place an interdict on fishing in the lake.
Origin of interdict
Latin, interdictum (prohibition)
Examples of interdict in a sentence
Authorities can interdict shipments at the border. They planned to interdict the enemy's communications. The mission was to interdict the supply routes. They aimed to interdict the smuggling route. The government plans to interdict the flow of illegal funds. The church decided to interdict the heretic.
He was interdicted from attending mass. An interdict was placed on the publication. The interdict prevented any further sales. The judge issued an interdict to halt construction. An interdict was placed on the publication of the book. The church faced an interdict after the scandal. An interdict was placed on the rebellious town.
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- French:interdire, interdiction, ...
- German:untersagen, Verbot, ...
- Italian:interdire, divieto, ...
- Spanish:prohibir, interdicto, ...
- Portuguese:interditar, interdito, ...
- Chinese:禁止, 禁令, ...
- Japanese:禁止する, 禁止命令, ...
- Arabic:مَنَعَ, حَظْر, ...
- Hebrew:לֶאֱסוֹר, צַו מְנִיעָה, ...
- Russian:запретить, интердикт, ...
- Ukrainian:заборонити, інтердикт, ...
- Hindi:रोकना, प्रतिबंध, ...
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