proscript in a sentence
n.
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Definition
Proscript (noun): a formal prohibition or ban, often associated with punitive measures against individuals or practices deemed harmful or undesirable.
Crossword clues for proscript
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "proscript".
- Formal ban on undesirable actions.
- Official prohibition against certain practices.
- Legal order to forbid specific behaviors.
- Measure to restrict harmful activities.
- Command to outlaw certain individuals.
Proscript sentence examples
- The government announced a proscript against the use of certain pesticides deemed harmful to the environment.
- In ancient Rome, a proscript was often a death warrant for those deemed enemies of the state.
- The new law included a proscript that barred individuals with criminal records from holding public office.
- Her outspoken views led to her being placed on a proscript, limiting her ability to participate in political discourse.
- The proscript aimed to eliminate hate speech in public forums, sparking a debate about freedom of expression.