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Subsequently, one may also ask, what is the difference between inhibit and prohibit?

Inhibit vs. Prohibit. Inhibit andprohibit are both verbs that mean to prevent or to forbid. Bothverbs require a direct object to make sense, and they alwaysinvolve two parties. Though both words have similar definitions,inhibit and prohibit aren't interchangeable.

Secondly, what is the meaning of strictly prohibited? “Strictly prohibited” doesn'tmean anything more than “Prohibited”— it just tries to sound more threatening. It says that thereis an ordinance forbidding a person from doing something. A legalauthority, say a city, has forbidden something.

Beside above, what's another word for not allowed?

censure, deny, disallow, disapprove, interdict, refuse,reject, revoke, suppress, withhold. deplore, discountenance,disfavor, dislike, frown (at or on), grudge. check, curb, keep,repress, restrain. Antonyms of allow. ban, enjoin, forbid,prohibit, proscribe, veto.

Does prohibited mean illegal?

To prohibit something means to forbid itor make it illegal. We prohibit air guns and otherweapons that might wound someone. She believes that nuclear weaponsshould be totally prohibited. You can say thatsomeone is prohibited from doing something.