debarred

• banished
• banned
• barred
• blackballed
• blacklisted
• blocked
• ceased
• checked off
• closed out
• deported
• deterred
• discontinued
• disregarded
• eliminated
• excepted
• excluded
• excommunicated
• exiled
• expelled
• froze out
• halted
• hindered
• impeded
• obstructed
• obviated
• ostracized
• ousted
• precluded
• prevented
• prohibited
• ruled out
• shut out
• staved off
• suspended
• threw out

• accepted
• admitted
• embraced
• entertained
• included
• received
• took in
• unbanned
• welcomed

• verb
  1. To exclude or shut out; to bar.
  2. To hinder or prevent.
  3. To prohibit (a person or company that has been convicted of criminal acts in connection with a government program) from future participation in that program.

• The contractor was debarred from bidding on future projects due to past performance issues.
• After the scandal, the executive was debarred from holding any public office.
• The student was debarred from participating in the competition for violating the rules.
• The company was debarred from government contracts following the legal dispute.
• The athlete was debarred from the tournament after testing positive for banned substances.

kept clear of

banned

eliminated

immured

barred

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