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31forbid by law — index enjoin, outlaw Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
32forbid the banns — To make formal objection to a projected marriage • • • Main Entry: ↑banns …
33forbid past tense forbade — past participle forbidden / bIdn/ verb (T) 1 to tell someone that they definitely must not do something: You may not go to the party I absolutely forbid it! | forbid sb from doing sth: Women are forbidden from going out without a veil. | strictly …
34forbid, prohibit — The words have the same meaning, but the construction of sentences often dictates which should be used. Forbid may be followed only by to ( I forbid you to go ). Prohibit may not be followed by to, but only by from ( He was prohibited from going …
35forbid, prohibit — The words have the same meaning, but the construction of sentences often dictates which should be used. In prepositional constructions,y^r^^ may be followed only by to ( I forbid you to go ). Prohibit may not be followed by to but only by from …
36forbid, prohibit — The words have the same meaning, but the construction of sentences often dictates which should be used. In prepositional constructions,y^r^^ may be followed only by to ( I forbid you to go ). Prohibit may not be followed by to but only by from …
37forbid — verb /fɝˈbɪd/ a) To disallow ...the Mole recollected that animal etiquette forbade any sort of comment on the sudden disappearance of ones friends at any moment, for any reason or no reason whatever. b) To proscribe Syn: prohibit …
38forbid — Synonyms and related words: anticipate, avert, ban, bar, block, check, curb, debar, deflect, deny, deter, disallow, discourage, dishearten, embargo, enjoin, estop, exclude, exclude from, fend, fend off, foreclose, forestall, halt, help, hinder,… …
39forbid — v. a. RG. 494 …
40forbid — for·bid || fÉ™(r) bɪd v. ban; prohibit; deny; prevent …
