Debar is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEBAR in dictionary:

VERB:
• to exclude
• exclude or prohibit (someone) officially from doing something
• prevent, bar
• To cut off from entrance, as if by a bar or barrier; to preclude; to hinder from approach, entry, or enjoyment; to shut out or exclude; to deny or refuse; -- with from, and sometimes with of.
• bar temporarily; from school, office, etc.
• prevent the occurrence of; prevent from happening
• prevent from entering; keep out

Words related to DEBAR

debarment14 debarments15 debarred12 debarring13 debars9

Words that contain DEBAR

debark13 debars9 debarks14 sidebar10 debarked16 debarker15 debarred12 sidebars11 debarkers16 debarking17 debarment14 debarrass12 debarring13 debarments15 undebarred14 debarcation16 debarkation18 debarrassed15 debarrasses14 debarcations17 debarkations19 debarrassing16

How to use DEBAR in a sentence

• We are also endowed with faculties which react, primarily, in behalf of universal aims, though that may not debar them from also bringing an advantage to ourselves.
• Thus the effect was to debar Christians from military and official careers.
• Placing it before the irate lady, he fled as though determined to debar a third repudiation.
• To debar the Hellenic comedy from immediate contact with the persons and institutions of Rome, was a subterfuge rather than a serious means of defence.
• A barrier stood between them, invisible, yet nevertheless one that might for ever debar their mutual happiness.
• Further to secure the same object, every effort, both legislative and private, was made to debar them from schools, and sink them in the lowest ignorance.
• For several minutes Aldous scanned the faces in the big tent-hall, and nowhere did he see DeBar.
• Now and then DeBar, the half-breed, came here for soup, and Aldous searched quickly for him.
• For DeBar, in his feverish ravings, revealed the fact that he had stumbled upon that little Valley of Gold for which MacDonald had searched through forty years.
• Foot by foot, in the weeks that followed, DeBar described the way to the hidden valley, until at last MacDonald knew that he could go to it as straight as an eagle to its nest.
• DeBar and the woman are with them, and two other men.
• He had heard three shots nearly a mile away, and she was still sobbing that DeBar was dead.
• For the man was Joe DeBar! In his hand he held a knife.
• DeBar saw her and loved her, and she sold herself to him in exchange for the secret of the gold.
• Both she and DeBar had determined to warn us if they could.
• Debar not Thy servants, O my Lord, from the door of Thy grace, and drive them not away from the court of Thy presence.
• Beware lest any name debar thee from God, the Creator of earth and heaven.
• Condemnation of those who allow pride in their learning to debar them from God 25.
• Beware lest the fire of thy presumptuousness debar thee from attaining to God’s Holy Court.
• Cardinal de Richelieu was so constituted, and it did not debar in him the gift of foresight necessary to the conception of great designs.
• But now that the lover had been made free of the cottage she knew not how to debar him.
• His pride would debar him from understanding her desire to be released.
• For a life of lawlessness, rapine, and robbery, does not debar a man from keeping an oath sworn, out of honest gratitude, in cleaner, better days.
• The rigid physical examinations of many of the armies would debar thousands from becoming regular soldiers.
• Men who wore spectacles were numerous, while those who suffered from diseases which debar a man from a regular army were without number.
• Nothing can debar you from that universal fellowship of sympathy which is springing up wherever manhood is valued at its worth.
• Prince would pay any greater regard to their privileges, or allow his engagements to fetter his power, and debar him from any considerable interest or convenience.
• Your admissions are sufficient to debar you from our company.
• Nor does the fact that a woman has married, has a home and children, debar her from achievement in any vocation outside the home which she may choose.
• Both their geographical isolation and their constitution debar them from having any foreign policy.
• Her father knew it not, for he rarely attended the British festivities, from which he could not in reason debar his wife and daughters.

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