debar in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Debar (verb): to prohibit or exclude someone from a particular activity or privilege, often due to misconduct or disqualification.

The committee decided to debar the student from participating in any further competitions due to cheating.
His criminal record could debar him from obtaining a professional license in his field.
The new regulations will debar anyone found guilty of fraud from receiving government contracts.
After the investigation, the board voted to debar the contractor for failing to meet safety standards.
The judge's ruling will debar the defendant from accessing the premises during the trial.