proscribed

proʊˈskraɪbd

Definition

Definition of proscribed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

legalforbidden or prohibited by authority

The proscribed books were removed from the library.
Proscribed substances were confiscated at the border.
The proscribed activities were strictly monitored by officials.

banned

outlawed

prohibited

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Origin of proscribed

Latin, proscribere (to publish) + scribere (to write)

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French:interdit, ...
German:verboten, ...
Italian:proibito, ...
Spanish:prohibido, ...
Portuguese:proibido, ...
Chinese:被禁的, ...
Japanese:禁止された, ...
Arabic:مَحظور, ...
Hebrew:אָסוּר, ...
Russian:запрещенный, ...
Ukrainian:заборонений, ...
Hindi:प्रतिबंधित, ...
Bengali:নিষিদ্ধ, ...
Catalan:prohibit, ...
Czech:zakázaný, ...
Danish:forbudt, ...
Dutch:verboden, ...
Greek:απαγορευμένος, ...
Hungarian:tiltott, ...
Khmer:ត្រូវបានហាមឃាត់, ...
Korean:금지된, ...
Persian:ممنوع, ...
Polish:zakazany, ...
Portuguese (BR):proibido, ...
Romanian:interzis, ...
Swedish:förbjuden, ...
Thai:ต้องห้าม, ...
Turkish:yasaklanmış, ...
Vietnamese:bị cấm, ...

proscribe

proʊˈskraɪb

Definition of proscribe - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

forbid legally

Rare

forbid by law or authority

Rare

The government decided to proscribe the use of certain chemicals..

ban

prohibit

legal

Rare

denounce or condemn publicly

Rare

The leader proscribed the actions of the rebel group.

condemn

denounce

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Origin of proscribe

Latin, pro (before) + scribere (to write)

Examples of proscribe in a sentence

They aim to proscribe any form of discrimination in the workplace.
The government moved to proscribe the extremist organization.
The council voted to proscribe the controversial practice.

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French:interdire, condamner, ...
German:verbieten, verurteilen, ...
Italian:vietare, proscrivere, ...
Spanish:vetar, proscribir, ...
Portuguese:proibir, condenar, ...
Chinese:禁止, 谴责, ...
Japanese:禁止する, 非難する, ...
Arabic:حَظَرَ, اِسْتَنْكَرَ, ...
Hebrew:לֶאֱסוֹר, לִגְנוֹת, ...
Russian:запрещать, осудить, ...
Ukrainian:забороняти, засудити, ...
Hindi:प्रतिबंधित करना, निंदा करना, ...
Bengali:আইনগতভাবে নিষিদ্ধ করা, নিন্দা করা, ...
Catalan:prohibir, condemnar, ...
Czech:zakázat, odsoudit, ...
Danish:forbyde, proscribere, ...
Dutch:verbieden, veroordelen, ...
Greek:απαγορεύω, καταδικάζω, ...
Hungarian:betiltani, elítélni, ...
Khmer:ហាមឃាត់, ថ្កោលទោសជាសាធារណៈ, ...
Korean:금지하다, 비난하다, ...
Persian:ممنوع کردن, محکوم کرد, ...
Polish:zakazać, potępić, ...
Portuguese (BR):proibir, condenar, ...
Romanian:a interzice, a condamna, ...
Swedish:förbjuda, fördöma, ...
Thai:ห้ามโดยกฎหมาย, ประณาม, ...
Turkish:yasaklamak, kınamak, ...
Vietnamese:cấm, lên án, ...

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