effectively prohibit

Frequency: 6.58.0 per million words

To forbid something in a way that produces the intended result, even if not explicitly stated.

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  • The regulations effectively prohibit the entry of seeds into the country.
  • Their new policy will effectively prohibit late submissions without explicitly stating it.
  • By raising the prices so high, they effectively prohibit access for lower-income individuals.
  • The strict zoning laws effectively prohibit commercial development in residential areas.
  • Though not a direct ban, the lengthy approval process effectively prohibits many small businesses from operating.
  • Such a high barrier to entry could effectively prohibit new competitors from joining the market.
  • The company's internal rules effectively prohibit employees from discussing their salaries.
  • Without adequate funding, the program would effectively prohibit many students from participating.
  • These measures are designed to effectively prohibit the spread of misinformation.
  • The new tax scheme will effectively prohibit the import of luxury goods.