Definition Synonyms
Definition of prohibitory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
restrictiveRare serving to restrain action or discourage use ofRare
- The prohibitory laws on smoking in public places are strict..
2.
legalRare serving to prohibit or forbid actionsRare
- The prohibitory law banned smoking in public places.
Origin of prohibitory
Latin, prohibere (to forbid)
Examples of prohibitory in a sentence
Prohibitory measures were taken to control the situation. The prohibitory signs deterred trespassers. Prohibitory measures were enacted to control the situation.
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- French:prohibitif, interdit, ...
- German:verboten, untersagend, ...
- Italian:restrittivo, ...
- Spanish:restrictivo, prohibitiva, ...
- Portuguese:proibitivas, proibitivo, ...
- Chinese:限制性的, 禁止性的, ...
- Japanese:制限的な, 禁止的な, ...
- Arabic:تَحْظِيرِي, حظري, ...
- Hebrew:אִסּוּרִי, מַאֲסֵר, ...
- Russian:ограничивающий, запретительный, ...
- Ukrainian:заборонний, забороняючий, ...
- Hindi:प्रतिबंधक, प्रतिबंधात्मक, ...
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