proscript
proscript noun: a prohibition; an interdiction.
Noun
proscript (plural proscripts)
- A prohibition; an interdiction.
- An outlaw
Adjective
proscript
- forbidden; outlawed
- Synonyms:
- banned, prohibited, proscribed, disallowed, forbidden, impermissible, illegal, illicit, interdicted, nonallowed
Synonyms of proscript
- banned
- prohibited
- proscribed
- disallowed
- forbidden
- impermissible
- illegal
- illicit
- interdicted
- nonallowed
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Forms of proscript
| plural | proscripts |
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Origin of proscript
See proscribe. Compare Spanish proscrito
Questions about proscript
- What does proscript mean?
- Proscript means a prohibition; an interdiction.
- What part of speech is proscript?
- Proscript can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of proscript?
- The plural of proscript is proscripts.
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