Debarred is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEBARRED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEBAR, to exclude
• exclude or prohibit (someone) officially from doing something

Words related to DEBARRED

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How to use DEBARRED in a sentence

• Forced by his friends to flee, he was debarred from returning to Geneva, for the government of that canton followed the example of Paris.
• And now their countrymen were in danger of being debarred from its use.
• But in the earlier days of our constitution, we shall find that much jealousy on the part of our rulers debarred the people from access to the national deliberations.
• He is debarred from giving this explanation, as it would require a treatise to demonstrate the matter to those who had no acquaintance with physics.
• Old age debarred him from active service on foot or horse, and what the city chiefly needed now, he saw, was money, if she looked to gain allies.
• In some cases the man excluded from caste is debarred from the public temples.
• Meantime the captive Anna was less debarred than they.
• Even in England, indeed, servants were debarred in various regards, that of petit treason, for example, from this avenue of relief.
• Every fair-minded person is led, by the fragrance of these words, unto the garden of understanding, and attaineth unto that from which most men are veiled and debarred.
• A few unfair ones, however, have become a veil, and an insurmountable barrier, and debarred the people from turning towards the lights of His Countenance.
• Satan made their deeds seem fair unto them and so debarred them from the Way, though they were keen observers.
• The Gordons and Imperial Light Horse, however, are not to be debarred from sport by considerations of that kind.
• There were others, Peter amongst them, who were debarred by circumstances from finding happiness, and who went on doing their duty unflinchingly.
• He was debarred, even in solitude, from that form of relief.
• The universal faith becomes mine also, and from the common worship I am not debarred.
• But if a man dream that he has broken the Fifth or Seventh or any other Commandment, he is not on that account debarred from receiving this sacrament.
• I should never forgive myself if I debarred her from all the pleasures of youth, because of my sorrows.
• Rough in some respects as were our lives, we found the advantage of this, as we could enjoy many amusements from which we should otherwise have been debarred.
• An ostentatious Man will rather relate a Blunder or an Absurdity he has committed, than be debarred from talking of his own dear Person.
• The third, of all free citizens whose poverty debarred them from belonging to either of the preceding divisions.
• My change in religious sentiments debarred me from the pulpit, and I had no friends influential enough to give me a profitable position as a teacher in New England.
• From half of these or more than half he may be debarred by the consequences of some of his many and varied actions in the past.
• Ministers, you know, are debarred by their profession from attending the opera and theatres, and will catch at the chance to see a panorama for nothing.
• In short, I am debarred from every kind of happiness.
• This is a species of dealing from which, by the same charter, they are not debarred.
• It debarred any chance of reconciliation with the English for the future.
• They opened the ballot box and the jury box to thousands of white men who had been debarred from them by a lack of earthly possessions.

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