So strong was the power of myth and church, that no one had dared to brave the interdict and cross the sacred gates of ascension in over forty generations.
Source: tatoeba (11893500)
Interdict
/ˈɪntɚdɪkt/
Synonyms for "interdict" (146 found)
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Closest matches (30)
arrestarrestationbanbarbench warrantblackcapiascaveatcheckconstraintcontrabandcontrolcoolingcooling downcooling offcurbcurtailmentdeath warrantdebardeceleration
Strong matches (43)
disallowdisallowanceeighteenth amendmentembargoenjoinexcludeexclude fromexclusionfieri faciasforbidforbiddanceforbidden fruitforbiddinghabere facias possessionemhindranceindexindex expurgatoriusindex librorum prohibitoruminhibitinhibition
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Noun(10 words)
Related words (73)
mandatory injunctionmittimusmonopolynisi priusno nono-nonoticenotificationoutlawpreceptprecludepreclusionpreventpreventionprocessprohibitprohibitionprohibition partyprohibitory injunctionproscribe
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proscriptionprotectionprotectionismprotective tariffrationingrefusalrefusereinrejectrejectionrepressrepressionrestraintrestraint of traderestrictive covenantsretardationretrenchmentrule outruling outsay no tosearch warrantself-controlshut outslowing downstatutesumptuary lawssuppresssuppressiontabootariff wallthought controlvolstead actwarrantwarrant of arrestwarrant of attorneywritzoningzoning laws
Noun(8 words)
Adjective(1 words)
Related word relations
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More general
20 entriesShowing 16 of 20 words.
More specific
14 entriesbanblockadechurch censureecclesiastical banembargoenjoinexcommunicationinjunctionpermanent injunctionproscribeseizurestoppagesuspensiontemporary injunction
Collocations
11 entriescivil interdictcourt interdictecclesiastical interdictinterdict accessinterdict orderinterdict shipmentinterdict tradeinterdict trafficinterdictionlegal interdictpublic interdict
Inflections
3 entriesDerivations
3 entriesTranslations
3 translations across 2 languages.
Polish
2 entries- zakazać verb (to forbid)
- zakazywać verb (to forbid)
Spanish
1 entries- interdecir verb (to forbid)
Sample sentences
11 total sentences available.
The church placed an interdict on the country, suspending all religious services.
Source: tatoeba (13561815)
Medieval kings often feared the Pope's power to place an interdict on their kingdoms.
Source: tatoeba (13561820)
The army sought to interdict enemy supply lines before the attack.
Source: tatoeba (13561821)
Showing 4 of 11 available sentences.