Forbidden
Forbidden adjective - That may not be permitted.
Usage example: trespassing is forbidden
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- prohibited and forbidden
- prohibited and rejected
- out and forbidden
- out and rejected
- proscribed and forbidden
- proscribed and rejected
- excluded and forbidden
- excluded and rejected
- banned and forbidden
- banned and rejected
- barred and forbidden
- barred and rejected
- outlawed and forbidden
- outlawed and rejected
Both words in one sentence
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Despite being forbidden to join, Wayne is adamant to get his physical, and reveals after he's rejected why he wanted to join in the first place: He didn't know what else to do, as he thinks he's not good enough to get into college.
Source: Series / The Wonder Years -
The Grinch: Beast hates Christmas at first, and has forbidden any celebrations in his castle, but he has a pretty good excuse, as his curse was inflicted on Christmas when he rejected the Enchantress entry into the castle; Christmas thus brings back painful memories.
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As mutants are rejected by society and forbidden to leave the sewers, they placed her on the doorstep of an orphanage with a note written in an alien language, so that people would think she was an alien rather than a mutant.
Source: Moses in the Bulrushes
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