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Term: To Forbid

Description:

To forbid is a verb that means to prohibit or disallow someone from doing something. It implies the act of giving an order or command not to perform a specific action.

Senses:

Sense 1: Prohibit or Disallow

Part of Speech: Verb

Example Sentence: The school has forbidden students from using their mobile phones during class.

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Sense 2: Command Against

Part of Speech: Verb

Example Sentence: The coach forbids his players from eating junk food before a game.

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Sense 3: Strongly Discourage

Part of Speech: Verb

Example Sentence: Her parents forbade her from attending the party because they thought it was unsafe.

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Local Usage:

In some regions, the term "forbid" may be replaced or modified by local colloquialisms, such as "prohibit," "ban," or "veto."

Sense 4: Veto

Part of Speech: Verb

Local Example Sentence: The mayor constantly vetoes any attempt to raise taxes in this city.

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