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proscription
noun
1 proscription
A decree that prohibits something.
synonyms: ban, prohibition.
Roget 761:
prohibition,
inhibition;
veto,
disallowance;
interdict,
interdiction;
injunction,
estoppel [Law];
embargo,
ban,
taboo,
proscription;
index expurgatorius [Lat.];
restriction
etc.
(restraint)
751;
hindrance
etc.
706;
forbidden fruit;
Maine law [U.S.].
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Roget 971:
condemnation,
conviction,
judgment,
penalty,
sentence;
proscription,
damnation;
death warrant.
attainder,
attainture†,
attaintment†.
Roget 908:
malediction,
malison†,
curse,
imprecation,
denunciation,
execration,
anathema,
ban,
proscription,
excommunication,
commination†,
thunders of the Vatican,
fulmination,
maranatha†;
aspersion,
disparagement,
vilification,
vituperation.
abuse;
foul language,
bad language,
strong language,
unparliamentary language;
billingsgate,
sauce,
evil speaking;
cursing
etc.
v.;
profane swearing,
oath;
foul invective,
ribaldry,
rude reproach,
scurrility.
threat
etc.
909;
more bark than bite;
invective
etc.
(disapprobation)
932.
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Polish: prohibicja
2 proscription
Rejection by means of an act of banishing or proscribing someone.
synonym: banishment.
Roget 893:
seclusion,
privacy;
retirement;
reclusion,
recess;
snugness
etc.
adj.;
delitescence†;
rustication,
rus in urbe [Lat.];
solitude;
solitariness
etc.
(singleness)
87;
isolation;
loneliness
etc.
adj.;
estrangement from the world,
voluntary exile;
aloofness.
cell,
hermitage;
convent
etc.
1000;
sanctum sanctorum [Lat.].
depopulation,
desertion,
desolation;
wilderness
etc.
(unproductive)
169;
howling wilderness;
rotten borough,
Old Sarum.
exclusion,
excommunication,
banishment,
exile,
ostracism,
proscription;
cut,
cut direct;
dead cut.
inhospitality†,
inhospitableness
etc.
adj.;
dissociability†;
domesticity,
Darby and Joan.
recluse,
hermit,
eremite,
cenobite;
anchoret†,
anchorite;
Simon Stylites†;
troglodyte,
Timon of Athens†,
Santon†,
solitaire,
ruralist†,
disciple of Zimmermann,
closet cynic,
Diogenes;
outcast,
Pariah,
castaway,
pilgarlic†;
wastrel,
foundling,
wilding†.
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Dutch: ballingschap, verbanning
Polish: banicja, wygnanie
Moby thesaurus: Eighteenth Amendment, Prohibition Party, Volstead Act, anathema, anathematizing, ban, banishment, blackball, blacklist, blasphemy, boundary, bounds, boycott, boycottage, censure, commination, condemnation, confinement, continence, contraband, conviction, curse, damnation, death sentence, death warrant, denial, denouncement, denunciation, disallowance, discipline, doom, embargo, evil eye, exclusion, excommunication, execration, forbiddance, forbidden fruit, forbidding, fulmination, guilty verdict, hex, imprecation, index, index expurgatorius, index librorum prohibitorum, inhibition, injunction, interdict, interdiction, interdictum, judgment, law, limit, limitation, malison, malocchio, moderation, no-no, ostracism, ostracization, preclusion, prescription, prevention, prohibition, prohibitory injunction, qualification, rap, refusal, rejection, repression, restrain, restriction, restrictive covenants, ruling out, sentence, statute, sumptuary laws, suppression, taboo, thundering, verdict of guilty, whammy, zoning, zoning laws ... show more.
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