barred

[bɑːd]

barred Definition

  • 1prevented from doing something or going somewhere, especially because of an official rule or regulation
  • 2having bars or stripes across it

Using barred: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "barred" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company has been barred from trading in the stock market.

  • Example

    The door was barred from the inside.

  • Example

    The judge barred the use of certain evidence in the trial.

  • Example

    The window was barred to prevent burglars from entering the house.

barred Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for barred

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Summary: barred in Brief

The term 'barred' [bɑːd] refers to being prevented from doing something or going somewhere due to an official rule or regulation. It can also mean having bars or stripes across it. Examples include 'The company has been barred from trading in the stock market' and 'The door was barred from the inside.' Synonyms include 'prohibited,' 'forbidden,' and 'restricted.'