What are the antonyms for PROHIBIT?
- ratify, fit, endure, instigate, bid, direct, cooperate, qualify, push, approve, contradict, be eligible, abide, welcome, further, take on, reverse, sustain, countermand, require, assist, admit, use, aid, license, revoke, abet, help, uphold, permit, add, encourage, put on to, brook, incorporate, cherish, bear, recall, stimulate, free, capacitate, reinstate, persuade, endorse, institute, turn on, buy, confirm, oppose, order, advance, revive, continue, enact, empower, repair, warrant, allow, accept, let go, renew, support, sanction, promote, include, set up, enjoin, urge, forward, put up with, restore, introduce, establish, legalize, favor, release, command, facilitate.
Synonyms for PROHIBIT
- turn off,
- expatriate,
- beat,
- leave out,
- avoid,
- divert,
- conquer,
- daunt,
- take charge,
- incapacitate,
- check,
- keep out,
- marking out,
- hold off,
- not make the cut,
- lick,
- suspend,
- call the signals,
- impede,
- Scotching,
- chill,
- close down,
- forced upon,
- clamp down,
- ban,
- leaves out,
- not consider,
- frighten,
- freeze,
- driving out,
- eliminate,
- ordinates,
- hinders,
- disenable,
- knock something on the head,
- blackball,
- throw out,
- snafued,
- boycott,
- scare,
- guard against,
- omit,
- take lead,
- leaving out,
- Negativing,
- called on,
- block off,
- balk,
- cramp one's style,
- brush off,
- requisitioned,
- renounce,
- bar,
- disallow,
- lock out,
- disqualify,
- shut the door on,
- fight,
- call on,
- relegate,
- obstruct,
- not considering,
- ordinate,
- veto,
- withhold patronage,
- eject,
- weaken,
- forbid,
- pass up,
- calls upon,
- discourage,
- exile,
- illegalize,
- not brook something,
- withdraw,
- strike off,
- halt,
- place injunction on,
- remove,
- stump,
- expel,
- head off,
- put off,
- arrest,
- repudiate,
- exclude,
- Killed,
- cramp,
- cancel,
- confront,
- stave,
- close up,
- banish,
- refuse admittance,
- dishearten,
- deport,
- left out,
- eighty-six,
- Negatived,
- counter,
- disbar,
- send for,
- talk out of,
- reprieve,
- bottlenecked,
- force upon,
- kept out,
- ruin,
- upset,
- extradite,
- spike,
- dissuade,
- disfranchise,
- interdict,
- count out,
- caution,
- keeps out,
- pass over,
- taboo,
- forestall,
- eradicate,
- circumvent,
- get in the way of something,
- put foot down,
- strike,
- amputate,
- bottlenecking,
- ward off,
- ostracize,
- scotches,
- Enacting,
- damp,
- cut out,
- neutralize,
- baffle,
- oust,
- force out,
- upset the applecart,
- pass by,
- evict,
- embargo,
- defeat,
- bounce,
- disable,
- calling on,
- proscribe,
- refuse,
- overcome,
- spurn,
- impair,
- turn away,
- dash,
- ordinating,
- reject,
- foul up,
- sidelined,
- Disadvise,
- taking charge,
- act like a wet blanket,
- deny,
- forcing out,
- drive out,
- boxes in,
- called upon,
- snub,
- Scotched,
- foil,
- keeping out,
- occlude,
- blacklist,
- lay down the law,
- preempt,
- ignore,
- counteract,
- cool,
- call upon,
- cut off,
- dampen,
- insure against,
- declare illegal,
- crimp,
- get in the way,
- stop,
- keep from,
- not considered,
- give the run around,
- give directions,
- close out,
- give orders,
- Disentitle,
- intimidate,
- hold aloof from,
- sideline,
- Estop,
- box in,
- excise,
- drives out,
- hinder,
- obviate,
- depress,
- mark out,
- excommunicate,
- decline,
- ice out,
- dash one's hope,
- unfit,
- render null and void,
- sent for,
- avert,
- put out,
- outwit,
- stymie,
- stave off,
- paralyze,
- squash,
- hogtie,
- bate,
- forces out,
- get rid of,
- put a damper on,
- except,
- curse.
Usage Examples for PROHIBIT
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They swear, unless they have positive principles to prohibit. - "Around The Tea-Table" by T. De Witt Talmage
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If foreign countries should prohibit the exportation of money, and could successfully enforce obedience to such a law, they might indeed prevent the rise in the prices of the corn and labour of the manufacturing country; for such rise can only take place after the influx of the precious metals, supposing paper money not to be used; but they could not prevent the exchange from being very unfavourable to them. - "On The Principles of Political Economy, and Taxation" by David Ricardo
