unpermissible

And so it came about that it was found unpermissible to attribute all functions of orientation exclusively to the labyrinth.

Rich and spirited in invention and arrangement, the form in details, however, is very badly drawn—heads that are unpermissible; he treats God's nature quite cavalierly.

No doubt there are passages, not those mentioned by the writer in the "Biographie," but for instance the first scene of the second act, when a young man in a female disguise is one among a party of girls, who propose a prize for her who can give to one of them, the judge, the sweetest kiss, which prize he wins, which might be deemed somewhat on the sunny side of the hedge that divides the permissible from the unpermissible.

In an unpermissible and unlawful way people have become knowing about Christ, for the only permissible way is to be believing.

Prescriptions—often very detailed and intimate—of permissible and unpermissible conduct.