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preclusion
This term carries a heavy, formal tone and is most frequently encountered in legal, academic, or bureaucratic settings. It describes a definitive barrier that renders an action or outcome impossible, rather than a mere delay or difficulty. The word suggests a systemic or structural prevention, often resulting from a prior decision, a rule, or a physical constraint.
In legal contexts, it refers specifically to the barring of a party from relitigating an issue or asserting a claim. Because it describes a state of being excluded or prevented, it is often used in discussions regarding logic, law, and formal policy to denote an absolute prohibition.
Meanings
Examples
The preclusion of outside interference was essential for the experiment.
Outside interference was prevented to ensure the experiment's success.
I wonder if preventing these options will lead to a worse outcome.
The contract includes a clause that prevents further claims.
This legal rule prevents the plaintiff from reopening the case.
Certain ingredients must be avoided for those with severe allergies.
We must ensure that no security breaches occur during the summit.
Preventing a fair trial would be a disaster for the justice system.
Is there any way to overcome the fact that I am barred from being a candidate?