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forbidden

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for·bid·den  (fr-bdn, fôr-)
v.
A past participle of forbid.
adj. Physics
Having an extremely low probability of occurrence. Used of quantum phenomena: a forbidden transition.
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Adj.1.forbidden - excluded from use or mention; "forbidden fruit"; "in our house dancing and playing cards were out"; "a taboo subject"
impermissible - not permitted; "impermissible behavior"

forbidden
adjective prohibited, banned, vetoed, outlawed, taboo, out of bounds, proscribed, verboten (German)
Translations
French forbidden [fəˈbɪdn] forbid adjdéfendu(e)
German forbidden [fəˈbɪdn] forbid pp of forbid
adjverboten

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They have built it right under my palace grounds, and it ends in front of the Forbidden Fountain.
God knows I do not want such things, but none the less Bwikov has forbidden them.
I am very miserable about Sir James Martin, and have no other way in the world of helping myself but by writing to you, for I am forbidden even speaking to my uncle and aunt on the subject; and this being the case, I am afraid my applying to you will appear no better than equivocation, and as if I attended to the letter and not the spirit of mamma's commands.
 
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