strictly prohibit

Frequency: 8.015.5 per million words

To forbid something in a very firm and enforced way.

prohibitADVERB + prohibit

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strictly

Examples (10)

  • Smoking in public areas is strictly prohibited.
  • The school rules strictly prohibit bullying.
  • Possession of weapons is strictly prohibited on campus.
  • Entering the restricted zone without authorization is strictly prohibited.
  • Our company policy strictly prohibits any form of discrimination.
  • The new law will strictly prohibit the dumping of toxic waste.
  • Parents strictly prohibit their children from playing near the busy road.
  • The government has strictly prohibited the import of certain goods.
  • Copying copyrighted material without permission is strictly prohibited.
  • International conventions strictly prohibit the use of chemical weapons.