Forbids is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FORBIDS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FORBID, to command not to do something
• refuse to allow (something)
• order (someone) not to do something
• refuse entry to a place or area
• (of a circumstance or quality) make (something) impossible; prevent

Words related to FORBIDS

forbad12 forbade13 forbid12 forbidden16 forbidding18

How to use FORBIDS in a sentence

• My religion forbids me to bear any ill-will towards you.
• The full benefit of example being secured, policy as well as humanity equally forbids that they should be carried further.
• Unfortunately, a pressing engagement, which may oblige me also to leave town to-night, forbids my saying more.
• For these mistakes her teacher curses her and forbids her remaining in heaven any longer.
• Space forbids entering on the interesting details of the difficulties they successfully encountered.
• It forbids devotion to women, courts of love and all such decay of the chivalrous idea.
• For the dollars they pay, I furnish my readers with those thrills that public decency forbids them to experience at first hand.
• He has found them out, wants to take violent measures, and forbids any sort of intercourse on pain of death.
• The Republic forbids me to set up a furnace of my own.
• Egyptian history, it is true, forbids our accepting this statement as correct in all its particulars.
• However, the jealousy of a husband who forbids his wife to pray to male saints and wishes her to address only female saints, would allow her liberty to see her mother.
• Moreover, there is nothing under Scientific Management which forbids an athletic contest.
• But they leave out the second commandment because it forbids the worship of images.
• But to leave him this glorification entirely unmixed with sorrow, the Grecian sense of moderation forbids.
• The law forbids importation of persons under contract to work.
• This rule forbids that eternal punishment should be of as long duration as eternal life.
• In Germany a still more stringent law has been made, which forbids the use of tobacco by boys and young men.
• The situation in which I have placed myself forbids my accepting homage.
• Others may not abide by the decree which forbids marriage.
• The public forbids the exhibition of pictures of hangings and of crimes.
• May forbids all composition, but I suppose the thing will be done.
• There is in the eye, the form, and heaven-directed countenance of man, something holy, that forbids he should be rudely touched.
• Our rule forbids us to take life, but we cannot lose all our figs.
• It would be most interesting to give adequate examples here, but space forbids.
• The governor forbids them to continue such procedure, and takes measures to fortify the city against possible Chinese invasion.
• The law never forbids the poor man to cheat the state out of more than L3,000 a year.
• Space forbids my giving more than a brief account of it.
• For He forbids not only retaliation but even resistance.
• My business forbids much reading of that kind, and indeed much of anything else, and I am glad that my tastes and my business accord.
• Their constitution forbids all indulgences that appear unfriendly to morals.
• He says that the law forbids murder, but that murders are nevertheless committed.

Similar words containing FORBID without suffix s

forbid12 forbidal14 unforbid14 forbidals15 forbiddal16 forbidden16 forbidder16 forbiddals17 forbidders17 forbidding18 forbiddance20 forbiddenly21 forbiddings19 unforbidden18 forbiddances21 forbiddingly23 forbiddingness22

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