debar
31debar — [[t]dɪbɑ͟ː(r), di͟ː [/t]] debars, debarring, debarred VERB: usu passive If you are debarred from doing something, you are prevented from doing it by a law or regulation. [FORMAL] [be V ed from n/ ing] If found guilty, she could be debarred from… …
32debar — de·bar || dɪ bÉ‘Ë v. preclude; prevent, bar from something …
33debar — 1) bared 2) beard …
34debar — verb (debars, debarring, debarred) exclude or prohibit from doing something. Derivatives debarment noun Origin ME: from Fr. débarrer, from OFr. desbarrer remove the bars from , from des (expressing reversal) + barrer to bar …
35debar — v. a. Exclude, prohibit, prevent, hinder, restrain, withhold, shut out …
36debar — verb debarred, debarring (T) to officially prevent someone from doing something (+ from): He was debarred from the golf club for stealing club funds. compare disbar …
37debar — verb 1) women were debarred from the club Syn: exclude, ban, bar, disqualify, declare ineligible, preclude, shut out, lock out, keep out, reject, blackball Ant: admit 2) the uni …
38debar — v 1. shut out, exclude, preclude, bar, keep out; except, leave out, omit, delete, eliminate, remove, take or cut out; expel, eject, reject, Inf. kick out, oust; get rid of, discard, throw out. 2. delay, retard, slow up or down, impede; restrain,… …
39debar — de·bar …
40debar — [dɪˈbɑː] verb [T] to officially prevent someone from doing something …
