Synonyms for barred
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1. barricaded, barred, blockadedadjective

   preventing entry or exit or a course of action

   "a barricaded street"; "barred doors"; "the blockaded harbor"

   Synonyms:
   blockaded, barricaded

   Antonyms:
   unobstructed, unmarked

2. barredadjective

   marked with stripes or bands

   Synonyms:
   barricaded, blockaded

   Antonyms:
   unmarked, unobstructed

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1. List of paraphrases for "barred":

   prevented, prohibited, banned, excluded, forbidden

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1. Harmeet Dhillon:

   It blows my mind, i just celebrated my 10th wedding anniversary this weekend. It did not occur to me, as a person who respects the law, though I disagree with it, to have a celebration -- notwithstanding the fact that it’s very clear that some celebrations are barred by law right now.

2. Kipchoge Keino:

   Kenya has complied with every recommendation by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) and we are in the process of being declared compliant to its code, it is wrong for Germans to call for Kenya to be barred from Rio when we have offered its athletes training facilities in Kenya. To make it worse, some agents suspected to be encouraging doping among Kenyan athletes are Germans.

3. Professor Chang:

   We saw even then in the late 1800's these explosions of anti-Asian violence. Eventually we saw when it led to the passages of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, which was the first piece of legislation that officially barred immigration or limited immigration on the basis of one's race.

4. Joe Biden:

   People are turned away under Title 42, and they’re not barred from trying to come back. They can and they do try to enter the United States again and again, which makes the problem at the border even worse, in the meantime, my administration will continue to use that authority as the Supreme Court has required.

5. Jennifer Bonjean:

   We’re not totally surprised that when the New York state legislature decided to abolish the statute of limitations, it was going to lead to a number of stale allegations that are being revived, our position is that the statute is unconstitutional, because it revives claims that have been barred by the statute of limitation for a long time, and that it sets a very dangerous precedent, legally speaking, and not just in the context of old assaults.