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prohibitive

[proh-hib-i-tiv] / proʊˈhɪb ɪ tɪv /


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Greenland’s rare-earth reserves are actually lower than the U.S.’s and its harsh geography makes recovery prohibitive.

From The Wall Street Journal

The lack of a prohibitive front-runner signals opportunity.

From Los Angeles Times

The celebrations required that one student, selected randomly, bake a cake in honor of the nation’s authoritarian ruler — a task requiring time and resources prohibitive to much of the population.

From Los Angeles Times

Now, as then, there is no one who even remotely resembles a prohibitive front-runner.

From Los Angeles Times

Cruise ship prices, too, were prohibitive for many -- up to $600, according to participating delegations -- though some rooms were set aside for poor country representatives at lower fares.

From Barron's