Thesaurus / tabooed
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synonyms for tabooed
- prevent
- bar
- forbid
- proscribe
- disallow
- ban
- exclude
- condemn
- embargo
- inhibit
- stop
- interdict
- damn
- enjoin
- taboo
- banish
- illegalize
- proscribe
- prevent
- rule out
- halt
- forbid
- outlaw
- inhibit
- freeze
- restrict
- restrain
- enjoin
- ban
- impede
- constrain
- hinder
- preclude
- block
- obstruct
- stymie
- veto
- debar
- disallow
- nix
- interdict
- kill
- spike
- taboo
- cool
- hamper
- cork
- bottle up
- gridlock
- hold up
- put down
- shut out
- tie up
- zing
- forfend
- box in
- bring to screeching halt
- hang up
- jam up
- keep lid on
- lock up
- pass on
- put a lock on
- put a stopper in
- put chill on
- put half nelson on
- throw cold water on
- refuse
- revoke
- refute
- contradict
- withhold
- oppose
- turn down
- reject
- ban
- rebuff
- repudiate
- disbelieve
- curb
- negate
- exclude
- disown
- forgo
- abjure
- negative
- forbid
- discredit
- doubt
- restrain
- disprove
- forsake
- contravene
- veto
- sacrifice
- disallow
- nullify
- begrudge
- taboo
- abnegate
- gainsay
- disclaim
- spurn
- disavow
- controvert
- eschew
- discard
- recant
- rebut
- hold back
- disacknowledge
- call on
- enjoin from
- keep back
- not buy
- say no to
- take exception to
- turn thumbs down
- forbid
- rebuff
- embargo
- deny
- abjure
- veto
- debar
- proscribe
- dismiss
- censor
- refuse
- withhold
- disclaim
- repudiate
- nix
- kill
- disavow
- cancel
- exclude
- disown
- taboo
- put down
- shut out
- zing
- disacknowledge
- keep back
- pass on
- prohibit
- preclude
- proscribe
- deny
- bar
- outlaw
- inhibit
- disallow
- interdict
- restrain
- ban
- taboo
- place injunction on
- exclude
- bate
- object
- bar
- exempt
- omit
- expostulate
- disallow
- protest
- suspend
- eliminate
- reject
- ban
- debar
- taboo
- remonstrate
- inveigh
- count out
- pass over
- rule out
- prevent
- rule out
- censor
- freeze
- deprive
- enjoin
- cancel
- exclude
- restrain
- hinder
- halt
- proscribe
- stop
- inhibit
- disallow
- impede
- restrict
- deny
- preclude
- oppose
- ban
- block
- obstruct
- embargo
- stymie
- veto
- forestall
- spike
- obviate
- nix
- interdict
- debar
- taboo
- withhold
- check
- hold up
- shut down
- shut out
- forfend
- declare illegal
- lock up
- put the chill on
- say no
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antonyms for tabooed
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- favor
- encourage
- promote
- support
- advance
- free
- approve
- push
- forward
- continue
- let go
- help
- allow
- facilitate
- release
- permit
- assist
- aid
- include
- go along
- embrace
- agree
- credit
- keep
- acknowledge
- help
- trust
- believe
- admit
- support
- approve
- allow
- accept
- grant
- corroborate
- confess
- concede
- affirm
- accede
- concur
- validate
- claim
- welcome
- permit
- assist
- aid
- ratify
- sanction
- OK
- authorize
- support
- push
- forward
- encourage
- advance
- free
- admit
- go
- continue
- approve
- add
- let go
- help
- allow
- sanction
- facilitate
- release
- welcome
- permit
- include
- assist
- aid
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How to use tabooed in a sentence
But even this mode of correspondence had to be strictly tabooed now and then; for would you believe it?
THE SEVEN CARDINAL SINS: ENVY AND INDOLENCEEUGNE SUEPolitics was a subject dear to her heart, but one tabooed at Upton.
MARY WOLLSTONECRAFTELIZABETH ROBINS PENNELLDancing was tabooed, but a "melodeon" was carted to the dock and hymns were sung.
THE KIRK ON RUTGERS FARMFREDERICK BRCKBAUERWe who laugh at their sad ignorance, think what we would be without liberty—our minds enslaved, geography tabooed!
THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, VOL. 2, NO. 2, AUGUST, 1862VARIOUSCaesar de Bello Gallico says the Britons tabooed hare, fowl and goose.
THE OUTLINE OF HISTORY: BEING A PLAIN HISTORY OF LIFE AND MANKINDHERBERT GEORGE WELLSWitchcraft was a tabooed subject, yet it lingered in more than one imaginative mind, though few would confess a belief in it.
A LITTLE GIRL IN OLD SALEMAMANDA MINNIE DOUGLASHe was fond of shooting, and belonged to a duck club on the Cape, where poker and bridge were not tabooed.
THE DWELLING PLACE OF LIGHT, COMPLETEWINSTON CHURCHILLThese considerations privilege the epitaph as sacred to charity, and tabooed against the revelations of candour.
THE POSTHUMOUS WORKS OF THOMAS DE QUINCEY, VOL. 1 (2 VOLS)THOMAS DE QUINCEYHe said that there were too many priests at New Zealand, and that they "tabooed" and prayed the people to death.
JOHN RUTHERFORD, THE WHITE CHIEFGEORGE LILLIE CRAIKThe church might disapprove of the practice of cremation, but we have no reason to suppose that mention of it was tabooed.
BEOWULFR. W. CHAMBERS