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interdictsnounpl. of interdict an order that something not be done or usedthe church's controversial interdict against the use of birth control devices bans, embargoes, interdictions, prohibitions, proscriptions, vetoes no-no's(or no-nos), taboos(also tabus)constraints, inhibitions, limitations, restraints, restrictionsdeterrents, discouragementsrepressions, suppressionspreventionsdenials, disallowances, negations, refusals, rejectionsobjections, protestscaveats, warningsno-no's(or no-nos)commandments, decrees, dictates, edicts, injunctions, mandates prescriptions sufferances, tolerances, tolerationsallowances, authorizations, clearances, consents, leaves, licenses(or licences), permissions, sanctionsapprobations, approvals, blessings, endorsements(also indorsements), imprimaturs, OKs(or okays)encouragements, facilitations, promotions, supportscompliances, obediences, submissionsaccessions, acquiescences, agreements, assents to order not to do or use or to be done or usedthe state legislature moved to interdict the use of radar-detection devices by motorists bans, bars, enjoins, forbids, outlaws, prohibits, proscribes deters, discourages, dissuadesclamps down (on), cracks down (on), crushes, puts down, quashes, quells, represses, silences, snuffs (out), squashes, squelches, subdues, suppresseshalts, precludes, prevents, stopsembargoes, excludes, rules out, shuts outdebars, deprives, disallows, rejects, repudiates, vetoesbridles, checks, curbs, inhibits, reins (in), restrainsblocks, hinders, impedes, obstructs allows, lets, permits, suffers approves, endorses(also indorses), sanctionsauthorizes, licenses(also licences), warrantsabets, advances, cultivates, encourages, forwards, furthers, nourishes, nurtures, promotes, supportsbids, commands, ordersabides, bears, brooks, countenances, endures, tolerates to stop, seize, or interrupt while in progress or on coursefederal agents are able to interdict only a small percentage of the narcotic shipments into the country blocks, intercepts, picks off captures, catches, collars, corrals, grabs, seizes, snares, snatches, traps |