banned
- adjective
- /bænd/
- The use of cell phones is banned in the examination hall.
You mentioned Robert Kennedy when he was banned for life from Instagram.
- You mentioned Robert Kennedy when he was banned for life from Instagram.
- And it's in fact banned by international treaties.
- It looks like he's been banned from Facebook, Twitter.
- You know, perfectly reasonable ordinary stuff that you can be banned online for, for saying.
- My Snapchat is banned, is removed, is deleted.
- So the number and why this should be banned or spun is the following.
- So they know you're banned how any content that's yours allowed.
Examples
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Certain substances are banned in competitive sports to ensure fairness.
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Had a song that was banned in Korea for being too sexy.
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And also why she is banned for life.
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The fact that I got banned for six months for what?
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Although opposition parties were still banned under martial law during this.
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And also this person was banned from PayPal sites.
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And it's in fact banned by international treaties.
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The term alt right is officially banned from now on.
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Now, isn't it strange I'm banned from TV in America?
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And The New Yorker reports that Moore was banned from the Gadsden Mall.
Synonyms
Not allowed by law or official rules
Not allowed to enter, use, or talk about
Not allowed by law, rules, or custom
Not allowed by law
Not allowed by law or social rules
Not allowed by law
Not allowed by rules or by social custom
Not allowed by rules, laws, or official standards
Not allowed by law or by an authority
Not allowed by rules or laws
Not allowed by law or by people in charge
The law bans it
Prevented from entering or leaving by a barrier
Antonyms
How Forbidden
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Banned comes from the old word ban, which meant a public 'order' or announcement, like a town crier telling people what they must not do. So when something is banned today, it is officially made forbidden by an authority.