Adjective:

संपर्का बाहेर,

off limits's Usage Examples:

first words typed by one player to form an "off limits" list for the other player.

Spain considered the Pacific Ocean a mare clausum—literally a "closed sea" off limits to other naval powers—in part to.

book" which "offers of a place off limits to anyone without Montross"s clearsighted courage", while Katie Roiphe of The New York Times Book Review named.

In 2003, the Department of the Interior announced that of forest was no longer open to mining, adding that area to almost that had been previously placed off limits.

Park, but most of the mountain is on USMA property and thus generally off limits to the public (it is fenced off along Route 9W).

Most of this area is off limits to tourists, as it is under active reconstruction and excavation.

They are kept off limits to the general public by a private or government entity.

incident, Dingell called for a return to civility, saying, "some things should be off limits.

Unlike French troops, who are allowed to enter Djibouti city and interact with the locals, US troops may only leave Camp Lemonnier by special permission, and most of Djibouti City is off limits.

The other is located at an undisclosed pit in Morgan County that is off limits due to the land around it being both protected by private landowners and the National Speleological Society.

The sixteen-year-old William headed west to the Washington Territory and took up farming in Whitman County, an area in the Palouse that had been off limits to settlers since the Indian Wars of the 1850s.

21st centuryThe arsenal complex remains an active part of the military today, with much of it off limits to tourists and visitors.

proclamations to place most of the west coast off limits to Japanese Americans, incarcerating 110,000 Japanese men, women and children, most of whom were American.

Synonyms:

out-of-bounds, restricted,

Antonyms:

unrestricted, fair, unclassified,