英语词汇“proscription”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of deportation

Definition

the act of expelling someone from a country

Once my visa expired I would face deportation.

Synonyms

expulsion,

exile,

removal,

transportation,

exclusion,

extradition,

eviction,

ejection,

banishment,

expatriation,

debarment

in the sense of ejection

the ejection of hecklers at the meeting

Synonyms

expulsion,

removal,

ouster,

deportation,

eviction,

banishment,

exile

in the sense of embargo

Definition

an order by a government or international body prohibiting trade with a country

The UN has imposed an arms embargo against the country.

Synonyms

ban,

bar,

block,

barrier,

restriction,

boycott,

restraint,

check,

prohibition,

moratorium,

stoppage,

impediment,

blockage,

hindrance,

interdiction,

interdict,

proscription,

rahui (New Zealand)

in the sense of eviction

He was facing eviction for non-payment of rent.

Synonyms

expulsion,

removal,

clearance,

ouster,

ejection,

dispossession,

dislodgement

in the sense of exclusion

They demand the exclusion of persistent cheats.

Synonyms

ban,

bar,

veto,

refusal,

boycott,

embargo,

prohibition,

disqualification,

interdict,

proscription,

debarment,

preclusion,

forbiddance,

nonadmission

in the sense of exile

Definition

a prolonged, usually enforced absence from one's country

During his exile, he began writing books.

Synonyms

banishment,

expulsion,

deportation,

eviction,

separation,

ostracism,

proscription,

expatriation

in the sense of expulsion

Definition

the act of expelling or the fact of being expelled

Her behaviour led to her expulsion from school.

Synonyms

ejection,

exclusion,

dismissal,

removal,

exile,

discharge,

eviction,

banishment,

extrusion,

proscription,

expatriation,

debarment,

dislodgment

in the sense of interdict

Definition

an official prohibition or restraint

The government has placed an interdict on fishing within territorial waters.

Synonyms

ban,

veto,

prohibition,

taboo,

disqualification,

interdiction,

disallowance,

restraining order (US)

in the sense of ostracism

In those days unmarried mothers suffered social ostracism.

Synonyms

exclusion,

boycott,

isolation,

exile,

rejection,

expulsion,

avoidance,

cold-shouldering,

renunciation,

banishment

单词	proscription
释义	Trends of proscription View usage for: proscription (proʊskrɪpʃən) Word forms: plural proscriptions variable noun The proscription of something is the official forbidding of its existence or use. [formal] ...the proscription against any religious service. ...the proscription of his records. [+ of] More Synonyms of proscription proscription in British English (prəʊˈskrɪpʃən) noun 1. the act of proscribing or the state of being proscribed 2. denunciation, prohibition, or exclusion 3. outlawry or ostracism Derived forms proscriptive (proˈscriptive) adjective proscriptively (proˈscriptively) adverb proscriptiveness (proˈscriptiveness) noun Word origin C14: from Latin prōscriptiō; see proscribe proscription in American English (proʊˈskrɪpʃən) noun 1. a proscribing or being proscribed 2. prohibition or interdiction Derived forms proscriptive (proˈscriptive) adjective proscriptively (proˈscriptively) adverb Word origin ME proscripcioun < L proscriptio < proscriptus, pp. Examples of 'proscription' in a sentence proscription `I know of no legal injunction, Talmudic proscription, papal Bull or other caveat pertaining to the playing of music on Wednesday. Kallen, Lucille C B GREENFIELD - A LITTLE MADNESS (1989) But what had he done to be singled out for this terrible proscription of The People? Hillerman, Tony THE JOE LEAPHORN MYSTERIES (1989) 1 (noun) in the sense of prohibition the proscription of all customs not conforming to religious law Synonyms prohibition a comprehensive prohibition of nuclear weapons ban The General also lifted a ban on political parties. damning dooming boycott embargo The UN has imposed an arms embargo against the country. rejection condemnation There was widespread condemnation of Saturday's riots. censure denunciation a stinging denunciation of his critics interdict The government has placed an interdict on fishing within territorial waters. 2 (noun) in the sense of banishment her proscription by the party's leaders Synonyms banishment banishment from political and industrial life exile During his exile, he began writing books. exclusion They demand the exclusion of persistent cheats. expulsion Her behaviour led to her expulsion from school. deportation Once my visa expired I would face deportation. eviction He was facing eviction for non-payment of rent. ejection the ejection of hecklers at the meeting ostracism In those days unmarried mothers suffered social ostracism. excommunication expatriation attainder (archaic) outlawry Additional synonyms in the sense of ban Definition an official prohibition The General also lifted a ban on political parties. Synonyms prohibition, block, restriction, veto, boycott, embargo, injunction, censorship, taboo, suppression, stoppage, disqualification, interdiction, interdict, proscription, disallowance, rahui (New Zealand), restraining order (US) in the sense of condemnation There was widespread condemnation of Saturday's riots. Synonyms denunciation, blame, censure, disapproval, reproach, stricture, reproof, reprobation, denouncement in the sense of denunciation Definition open condemnation a stinging denunciation of his critics Synonyms condemnation, criticism, accusation, censure, stick (slang), invective, character assassination, stigmatization, castigation, obloquy, denouncement, fulmination Nearby words of proscription propulsion prosaic proscribe proscription prose prosecute prosecution Synonyms of 'proscription' proscription Explore 'proscription' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of deportation Definition the act of expelling someone from a country Once my visa expired I would face deportation. Synonyms expulsion, exile, removal, transportation, exclusion, extradition, eviction, ejection, banishment, expatriation, debarment in the sense of ejection the ejection of hecklers at the meeting Synonyms expulsion, removal, ouster, deportation, eviction, banishment, exile in the sense of embargo Definition an order by a government or international body prohibiting trade with a country The UN has imposed an arms embargo against the country. Synonyms ban, bar, block, barrier, restriction, boycott, restraint, check, prohibition, moratorium, stoppage, impediment, blockage, hindrance, interdiction, interdict, proscription, rahui (New Zealand) in the sense of eviction He was facing eviction for non-payment of rent. Synonyms expulsion, removal, clearance, ouster, ejection, dispossession, dislodgement in the sense of exclusion They demand the exclusion of persistent cheats. Synonyms ban, bar, veto, refusal, boycott, embargo, prohibition, disqualification, interdict, proscription, debarment, preclusion, forbiddance, nonadmission in the sense of exile Definition a prolonged, usually enforced absence from one's country During his exile, he began writing books. Synonyms banishment, expulsion, deportation, eviction, separation, ostracism, proscription, expatriation in the sense of expulsion Definition the act of expelling or the fact of being expelled Her behaviour led to her expulsion from school. Synonyms ejection, exclusion, dismissal, removal, exile, discharge, eviction, banishment, extrusion, proscription, expatriation, debarment, dislodgment in the sense of interdict Definition an official prohibition or restraint The government has placed an interdict on fishing within territorial waters. Synonyms ban, veto, prohibition, taboo, disqualification, interdiction, disallowance, restraining order (US) in the sense of ostracism In those days unmarried mothers suffered social ostracism. Synonyms exclusion, boycott, isolation, exile, rejection, expulsion, avoidance, cold-shouldering, renunciation, banishment
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