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Meanings of proscribed in anglès
Excluded from use or mention.
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Usage of proscribed in anglès
1
In Saxony Catholics and Calvinists were proscribed; in Heidelberg Catholics and Lutherans.
2
Ralph had usually treated it facetiously; but present circumstances proscribed the facetious.
3
The majority of the proscribed members had not proceeded to the assembly.
4
At least the pleasure of hearing her magnificent voice was not proscribed.
5
Ioanis's involvement with a proscribed sect of spirit worshipers was also speculation.
6
Your surnames must have been proscribed to prevent the Nazis being jealous.
7
Under the present dynasty the Buddhists are proscribed, but still they flourish.
8
There is no definitive list of acts proscribed by the R18 classification.
9
Hitherto they had not published more than seventeen names of the proscribed.
10
Four days had gone, and four of the proscribed men were free.
11
Without hesitation, he opened the gate and strode boldly into proscribed territory.
12
Soldiers, you have been obliged to wear colours proscribed by the nation.
13
Traditional religious subjects, so indispensable to European art, were thereafter generally proscribed.
14
He and his friends had long been proscribed, and they pleaded persecution.
15
Later on, fatal circumstance, in London, proscribed by all, Barthélemy slew Cournet.
16
And then, as an acolyte, he was proscribed by law from brawling.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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