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forbidden
This term carries a heavy sense of authority and consequence, often implying a strict prohibition backed by law, religion, or a powerful governing body. While "banned" is frequently used for official administrative actions and "prohibited" is common in formal legal or technical contexts, "forbidden" often evokes a more visceral or moral weight, suggesting that the act of transgression is a violation of a sacred or absolute rule.
In a narrative or psychological context, the word frequently appears in the phrase "forbidden fruit," referring to something desired specifically because it is prohibited. This usage highlights the tension between desire and restriction, shifting the focus from the legality of the act to the allure of the secret or the dangerous.
Meanings
Examples
Dogs are forbidden here.
Dogs are forbidden here.
That is forbidden.
That is forbidden.
Entry is forbidden.
Entry is forbidden.
Students are forbidden from using phones during class.
The ancient scroll contained a forbidden spell.
The treaty rendered such military alliances forbidden.
Access to the archives remains strictly forbidden.