debar
debar
Definition
de·bar (dē bär′)
debar
Synonyms
debar
v.
debar
Usage Examples
Object
- applicant: It should be noted that convictions do not necessarily debar applicants.
- person: An interesting feature of the dinner was the fact that it was not considered necessary to debar any particular persons from attending.
- student: The Head of Division may debar a student not meeting these conditions from entering the Degree Examination.
Modifying Another Word
- automatically: Having a criminal record will not automatically debar you from doing voluntary work.
- necessarily: Criminal Records Having a criminal record does not necessarily debar you from being admitted onto your course at the University of Bolton.
