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Definition of verboten in English: verbotenadjectivevəːˈbəʊt(ə)nfɛɐˈboːtnfərˈbōtn Forbidden, especially by an authority. （尤指被当局）禁止的，严禁的 bank fishing is verboten on Strathbeg the list of verboten films Example sentencesExamples - If I find out something I've written about is verboten it is coming down.
- There are other unmentionable things that may put us on stable financial ground but mentioning such things is verboten.
- Among the verboten items is one employee's box of tissues, because it features a representation of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet.
- And Lee found that certain words were verboten while in pitch mode.
- Plastic was also verboten as it would turn into chemical lava.
- Their speech codes, and how they were enforced, made it clear that opinions about certain ‘highly charged topics’ were verboten.
- The subject is verboten because the Left has declared it so.
- This is verboten, as I say, unless you can prove your ‘main profile or income’ doesn't come from the BBC.
- To begin with, anything even remotely sexist is verboten.
- Ratzinger exercised extraordinary ‘thought-control’ in deciding which works of theologians were orthodox and which were verboten.
- It was verboten to interrupt Johnny, and you wouldn't have dared anyway, just from the tension that surrounded him.
- And yet it's possible to find sympathy, even empathy, for people who indulge in such verboten practices.
- If there is a verboten surface in this room that Andy and Mike didn't investigate last night I don't know what it was.
- We wanted to develop our success with the MGF but BMW had a roadster of its own and even talking about MG was verboten.
- Yes, what she'd proposed was verboten; but as long as none of us said anything, it would be O.K.
- Conservative ideas take on even greater allure for students when the authorities say they're verboten.
- Speaking objectively about terrorism these days is verboten.
- Live ammunition was verboten - electronic sensors mounted on people, vehicles, and buildings tallied the damage.
- The war is verboten, out of bounds, off limits, bad form, we've moved on from all that.
- Burials, like wirelesses and guns, were verboten.
Synonyms illegal, unlawful, illicit, against the law, criminal, lawbreaking, actionable, felonious
Rhymescroton, Dakotan, Minnesotan, oaten Definition of verboten in US English: verbotenadjectivefərˈbōtn Forbidden, especially by an authority. （尤指被当局）禁止的，严禁的 bank fishing is verboten on Strathbeg the list of verboten films Example sentencesExamples - Their speech codes, and how they were enforced, made it clear that opinions about certain ‘highly charged topics’ were verboten.
- It was verboten to interrupt Johnny, and you wouldn't have dared anyway, just from the tension that surrounded him.
- Ratzinger exercised extraordinary ‘thought-control’ in deciding which works of theologians were orthodox and which were verboten.
- The war is verboten, out of bounds, off limits, bad form, we've moved on from all that.
- Plastic was also verboten as it would turn into chemical lava.
- To begin with, anything even remotely sexist is verboten.
- Live ammunition was verboten - electronic sensors mounted on people, vehicles, and buildings tallied the damage.
- And yet it's possible to find sympathy, even empathy, for people who indulge in such verboten practices.
- We wanted to develop our success with the MGF but BMW had a roadster of its own and even talking about MG was verboten.
- Yes, what she'd proposed was verboten; but as long as none of us said anything, it would be O.K.
- And Lee found that certain words were verboten while in pitch mode.
- Burials, like wirelesses and guns, were verboten.
- The subject is verboten because the Left has declared it so.
- There are other unmentionable things that may put us on stable financial ground but mentioning such things is verboten.
- Among the verboten items is one employee's box of tissues, because it features a representation of Winnie the Pooh and Piglet.
- This is verboten, as I say, unless you can prove your ‘main profile or income’ doesn't come from the BBC.
- If I find out something I've written about is verboten it is coming down.
- If there is a verboten surface in this room that Andy and Mike didn't investigate last night I don't know what it was.
- Speaking objectively about terrorism these days is verboten.
- Conservative ideas take on even greater allure for students when the authorities say they're verboten.
Synonyms illegal, unlawful, illicit, against the law, criminal, lawbreaking, actionable, felonious
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