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prohibitive
adjective as in restrictive; beyond one's
Example Sentences
Deschamps added: "It's not prohibitive; it depends more on his sensitivity regarding his ankle."
The council also said the capital cost of reinstating the school buildings and the funding per pupil, which is the highest in Pembrokeshire, were prohibitive.
"Borders are not prohibitive for them at all. They will exploit any vulnerability," she said.
Given the distances, the cost of delivery would be prohibitive for the person ordering, and too much for the outlet providing the food to waive.
"For the US to now impose prohibitive tariffs that effectively shut these countries out of the market goes against the very development path it once prescribed," Prof Anner said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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