Adjective:

ఒక నిరోధకం, సారవంతమైన, అల్ట్రా హై, నిషేధిత, తిరస్కరణ, ఆపు,

prohibitive's Usage Examples:

The Rocky Mountaineer, a blue-plate tourism service, also operates along the rail line, but fares are prohibitive and the service only stops locally in Lillooet.

Some impediments are merely prohibitive and only concern liceity, but a diriment impediment renders invalid any attempt to confer the sacrament.

imperative, interrogative, inferential, renarrative, irrealis, optative, admissive-cohortive, debitive, abessive and prohibitive.

For a free clinic such care is almost always cost-prohibitive.

current low price of conventional kerosene-based jet fuel makes it cost-prohibitive for commercial airlines to use camelina-based jet fuel.

tables) as they can make the size of table needed for a successful attack prohibitively large without burdening users.

Only a small number - probably less than 20 - were issued in leather due to the prohibitive cost and it is also certain that far fewer than the intended 650 copies were bound in cloth, although the exact number that were distributed is unknown.

Recent, work has shown that using a virtual educational exchange, can have many of the positive benefits associated with international education and cross cultural experiences, without the prohibitive costs of overseas programs.

Roman Church declared that Holy Orders were not merely a prohibitive but a diriment canonical impediment to marriage, therefore making a marriage by priests.

became prohibitive and organised gangs came forward to carry out the abductions.

In order to reduce cost and allow smaller manufacturers to produce their own design of chassis without prohibitive tooling costs, chassis are steel space frame, unlike the monocoques found in other types of single seater racing.

As well, since they were elected by a larger electorate running for a seat on the Board of Control would be prohibitively expensive for many municipal politicians resulting in wealthier politicians being more likely to run for the body.

While it would be ideal to have all data available on high-speed devices all the time, this is prohibitively expensive for many organizations.

Synonyms:

preventative, prohibitory, preventive,

Antonyms:

lenient, unhealthful, unprotective, permissive,