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forbade

[fer-bad, -beyd, fawr-] / fərˈbæd, -ˈbeɪd, fɔr- /


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England’s king forbade English ships from providing any relief.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Gandhi began his salt march he forbade women from joining, but several female leaders eventually convinced him to accord them a greater role.

From BBC

America has long had a fear of big banks, and for decades banking law forbade banks from crossing state lines.

From New York Times

When the Spanish colonized Colombia in the 16th century, they forbade the traditional religions observed by Indigenous and Afro-descendant populations, making Roman Catholicism as the law of the land.

From New York Times

The Vatican forbade him from public or private ministry, ordered L’Eau Vive dissolved and its members forbidden from reconstituting the community.

From Seattle Times