Cannot and Permit

Cannot

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Permit and cannot are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Permit" instead a verb "Cannot".

Permit

Permit verb - To give permission for or to approve of.

Cannot and permit are semantically related. You can use "Cannot" instead a verb "Permit".

Both words in one sentence

  • You get fingerprinted and photographed, and unless you have a criminal record, the police shall issue you a permit; they cannot refuse.
  • This is not to say that such dangerous persons cannot be manipulated into serving our interests as the situation calls for, but they shall never be recruited and trusted, even if we do permit them to believe they will be.
  • Comic Book / Lady Shiva Blue and Orange Morality: Claims she cannot kill anyone unless "they permit [her] to" and despite a general disdain for people, she shows unabashed respect for those who are good at their jobs, whatever they may be.
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