proscribed

UK
/prəʊsˈkraɪbd/
US
/proʊsˈkraɪbd/

Translations

proscribedadjective
more proscribed
Comp.
most proscribed
Super.
UK
/prəʊsˈkraɪbd/
US
/prɑːsˈkraɪbd/
The proscribed books were removed from the library.
Запрещённые книги были удалены из библиотеки.
вне закона
The proscribed organization was disbanded by the authorities.
Организация, объявленная вне закона, была распущена властями.
proscribedpast participle
UK
/prəˈskraɪbd/
US
/proʊˈskraɪbd/
Functions as a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “proscribe”.
proscribeverb

proscribed

Past Simple

proscribed
Past Simple
proscribed
Past Participle
proscribing
Gerund
UK
/prəʊsˈkraɪb/
US
/proʊsˈkraɪb/
The government decided to proscribe the use of certain chemicals.
Правительство решило запрещать использование некоторых химических веществ.

Definitions

proscribedadjective
Forbidden or prohibited by law or authority.
The proscribed books were removed from the library shelves.
proscribedpast participle
Having been forbidden or condemned by law or authority; outlawed.
Membership in the proscribed organization could lead to imprisonment.
proscribeverb
To forbid or prohibit, especially by law or official decree.
The government decided to proscribe the use of certain chemicals in food production.
To denounce or condemn as dangerous or harmful.
The organization proscribed the practice as unethical and harmful to the community.
Historically, to outlaw or banish; to publish the name of (a person) as one condemned to death or exile.
During the dictator's reign, many dissidents were proscribed and forced to flee the country.