Synonyms for banning
ban·ning

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1. ban, banning, forbiddance, forbiddingnoun

   an official prohibition or edict against something

   Synonyms:
   prohibition, forbidding, ban, forbiddance, proscription, inhibition

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1. • Prohibition

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1. List of paraphrases for "banning":

   prohibiting, prohibition, ban, prohibit, forbidding, outlawing, prohibited

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1. Nikhil Pahwa:

   You may see more calls for banning Twitter in India, if it continues to defy the government.

2. Jared Holt:

   Banning Trump is not a magic bullet to erase that kind of disinformation from the platforms, but it is a place to start.

3. Gretchen Whitmer:

   Because if Roe is officially overturned by Supreme Court — which may happen any day now — abortion could become illegal in Michigan in nearly any circumstance, including in cases of rape and incest, because of a 1931 law on the books banning abortion in Michigan.

4. The Maloney campaign spokesperson:

   Through his travel, he raised millions for candidates who will help stop MAGA Mike Lawler’s plans to ban abortion, rep. Maloney has an unrivaled record of delivering results locally, from lower prescription drug prices to banning oil barges anchorages on the Hudson. Just this month, Rep. Maloney has delivered funding for local firefighters, held dozens of campaign events, and hosted President Biden in the district to celebrate thousands of new manufacturing jobs for our communities.

5. Al Hussein:

   It’s really quite amazing when you think that freedom of the press, not only a cornerstone of the Constitution but very much something the United States defended over the years, is now itself under attack from the president himself, it’s a sort of stunning turnaround, ultimately the sequences are a dangerous one. You have incitement, fear, self-censorship, banning and then violence.