outlawed in Latin
outlawed in Latin is proscriptus — outlawed means made illegal; banned by law.
outlawed in Latin
proscriptus
What does "outlawed" mean?
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adj Made illegal; banned by law.
"Smoking in restaurants has been outlawed in most cities."
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outlawed in a sentence
- Smoking in restaurants has been outlawed in most cities.
- Child labor was outlawed in the country over a century ago.
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What is "outlawed" in Latin?
"outlawed" in Latin is proscriptus. outlawed means: Made illegal; banned by law.
How do you use "outlawed" in a sentence?
Example: "Smoking in restaurants has been outlawed in most cities." In Latin, "outlawed" is proscriptus.
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