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Deutsche Verbot {n} Synonyme

verbot  
Indizierung  ÂVerbot  ÂZensur  
Prohibition  ÂUntersagung  ÂVerbot  
Ausschluss  ÂÄchtung  ÂBann  ÂUntersagung  ÂVerbot  ÂVerdammung  ÂVerfemung  

Englische proscription Synonyme

proscription  Eighteenth Amendment  Prohibition Party  Volstead Act  anathema  anathematizing  ban  banishment  blackball  blacklist  blasphemy  boundary  bounds  boycott  boycottage  censure  commination  condemnation  confinement  continence  contraband  conviction  curse  damnation  death sentence  death warrant  denial  denouncement  denunciation  disallowance  discipline  doom  embargo  evil eye  exclusion  excommunication  execration  forbiddance  forbidden fruit  forbidding  fulmination  guilty verdict  hex  imprecation  index  index expurgatorius  index librorum prohibitorum  inhibition  injunction  interdict  interdiction  interdictum  judgment  law  limit  limitation  malison  malocchio  moderation  no-no  ostracism  ostracization  preclusion  prescription  prevention  prohibition  prohibitory injunction  qualification  rap  refusal  rejection  repression  restrain  restriction  restrictive covenants  ruling out  sentence  statute  sumptuary laws  suppression  taboo  thundering  verdict of guilty  whammy  zoning  zoning laws  

proscription Definition

Proscription
(n.) The act of proscribing
Proscription
(n.) The state of being proscribed

proscription Bedeutung

banishment
proscription 		rejection by means of an act of banishing or proscribing someone
prohibition
ban
proscription 		a decree that prohibits something
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Proscription is, in current usage, a "decree of condemnation to death or banishment" and can be used in a political context to refer to state-approved murder or banishment. The term originated in Ancient Rome, where it included public identification and official condemnation of declared enemies of the state. It has been used broadly since to describe similar governmental and political actions, with varying degrees of nuance, including the en masse suppression of ideologies and elimination of political rivals or personal enemies. In addition to its recurrences during the various phases of the Roman Republic, it has become a standard term to label:

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