Word: Prohibited
Part of Speech: Verb
Meaning: Not allowed by a rule or a law; forbidden. It is the past form of prohibit.
Synonyms: banned, forbidden, barred
Antonyms: allowed, permitted
Syllables: pro - hib - it - ed
Tricky part: The h after pro is easy to forget, and the t is not doubled before ed, because the stress falls on hib, not on it.
Watch out for: prohibitted, prohabited, prohibeted, prohibbited
Memory tip: Prohibited and exhibited are built the same way: hib, then it, then ed, with no letter doubled anywhere.
Example 1: Fireworks are prohibited near the hospital.
Example 2: Photography is prohibited inside some old temples in Odisha.
Example 3: Fishing was prohibited in the lake during the breeding season.
The Latin prohibere meant to hold back, from pro, in front, and habere, to hold - like holding up a hand to stop someone.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
Plastic bags are prohibitted in many hill towns, and shopkeepers there pack vegetables in cloth or paper instead.
a) vegetables
b) shopkeepers
c) prohibitted
d) instead
c) prohibitted. Prohibit keeps a single t when ed is added, because the beat of the word is on hib.
Choose the antonym of the word 'prohibited' as used in the sentence:
Swimming is prohibited in the lake after sunset because the water is deep and cold.
a) forbidden
b) barred
c) banned
d) permitted
d) permitted. Banned, forbidden and barred all mean not allowed; permitted turns the rule around.
Unjumble the letters in the sentence and choose the word they make:
Mobile phones are hitoperbid inside the examination hall.
a) inhibited
b) prohibited
c) prohibition
d) exhibited
b) prohibited. With no x or n in the jumble, exhibited and inhibited are out, and prohibition would need a third i, a second o and an n.
1. A prohibited area is a place that you ____.
a) can rent cheaply
b) can build on
c) must visit daily
d) must not enter
d) must not enter
2. Which sign usually shows that something is prohibited?
a) a red circle with a line across
b) a green tick inside a box
c) a yellow star on a white card
d) a blue arrow pointing upwards
a) a red circle with a line across
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