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Meaning preclude meaning

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preclude

— verb (= forbid) keep from happening or arising; make impossible My sense of tact forbids an honest answer Your role in the projects precludes your involvement in the competitive project — verb make impossible, especially beforehand

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prevent forestall obviate foreclose stave off hinder avert thwart stop rule out obstruct impede deter close out block oppose keep forbid dismiss debar circumvent check write off wipe off wipe away waste ward off turn down turn away take out take away take strip strike out strike off strike stem spurn shut out seclude scratch out scorn rid of repulse repudiate repress repel remove reject refuse

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preclude · verb

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Madness does not preclude achievement.
Do nuclear power stations apart from permanently destroying rivers preclude any threat of radioactivity to the population?
He seemed certain that if she knew it would preclude the possibility of her being happy.
The existence of a double would preclude that feeling.
It would take our photon torpedoes but would preclude the Pegasus falling into Romulan hands.
Dear boy, I hope this doesn't preclude a meeting in private.
What would preclude it or contain it?
I had to be certain that Jessie's condition didn't preclude carrying a child and it doesn't, so yes, I can help you.
If her indisposition doesn't preclude it, i'd be happy to tell her myself.
He had a deformity in his right arm. Not life-threatening, but. enough to preclude his ever joining the military.
It is unfortunate, but international accords preclude it.
Gunfire is the only way to preclude a missile launch.
Does their rescue preclude beka's situation?
My only regret in all this is that Human social conventions preclude us from showing affection the way I wish I could.
As i was saying, i've been given 24 hours to help you in every way possible, and that doesn't preclude the use of miracles.
One doesn't necessarily preclude the other, does it, Hector?
Relaxant to preclude muscular reaction.
The drug should preclude all such reactions.
It is my opinion that the wound of the skull produced such extensive brain damage as to preclude the possibility of the deceased surviving the injury.
Does your physical disability preclude you from coming to the point?
May I RESPECTFULLY remind you, Mr. Steele. that your ENORMOUS responsibilities preclude any personal involvement.
He seemed certain it would preclude her being happy.
Do your religious beliefs preclude you from exacting revenge, either physically or psychically on those who might not share them?
The one does not preclude the other.
At the same time an American war fleet, which counts 40 ships, patrols near the Cuban shores to preclude the transfer Soviet military equipment to Cuba.
Let me assure you, the absence of powder residue. does not preclude a close-range weapon discharge.
I hope this doesn't preclude a meeting in private.
No zoning laws preclude this activity.
Does the law preclude employees hugging each other?
Does it preclude talking about sexual activity?
If her indisposition doesn't preclude it, I'd be happy to tell her myself.
The fact that he hired others to do the hitting back doesn't preclude.
Did those orders preclude me from going to the toilet?
Well, Watson and Druitt could be back with the non-infected blood, but this does not preclude the micro-organism has been conveyed by their clothing or personal items.
That doesn't preclude pursuing a logical line of inquiry.

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And no one simple change will preclude the risk of future debt and inflation crises.
But there is no reason why international efforts to ensure North Korea's denuclearization must preclude policies aimed at bringing about domestic reform.
Once winded political elites had recovered their breath, they began telling a story designed to preclude any further fiscal stimulus.
The decline in governments' borrowing costs is unlikely to boost growth much, as European Union rules preclude fiscal expansion.
As a result, agreement every seven years on overall expenditures is inadequate to preclude conflict on annual budgets.
But, despite Europe's collective sigh of relief, the compromise does not preclude the need for further tough negotiations on a new financial-assistance program that should be introduced by the end of June.
While the US seeks to use unilateral and unlawful pressure to preclude Iran's legitimate right to peaceful nuclear energy, it has assisted in developing Israel's nuclear capabilities.
But mutual respect does not preclude telling people the truth.
Neither does it preclude the use of activist trade and industrial policies in pursuit of economic restructuring.
This does not preclude individual initiatives on the part of the US administration in the Israeli-Palestinian arena.
So both these scenarios seem to preclude export-led growth as a successful strategy.
These problems preclude the sudden movement toward the ideal of greater leisure that thinkers like Keynes and Theobald proclaimed.
For example, regulatory standards could require equity-based plans to preclude managers from cashing out awarded shares and options during a certain minimum period after vesting.
So it is no surprise that the TPP template includes numerous agendas unrelated to trade, such as labor standards and restraints on the use of capital-account controls, many of which preclude China's accession.
To be sure, the major eurozone countries' large national debts preclude using traditional Keynesian policies - increased spending or reduced taxes - to raise demand through increased budget deficits.
The ingrained inertia of the current regime, however, seems to preclude any early move toward that.
Resolution 1244 does not state that Kosovo must remain under Serb sovereignty, as Russia and Serbia insist, nor does it preclude independence.
Of course, there is no assurance that today's expanded commerce will preclude eventual strategic rivalry, or succeed in erasing lingering wartime animosity.
But this doesn't preclude practical and pragmatic co-operation in numerous areas.
Moreover, the socialist and the liberal left are divided over whether some progress is better than none, with opponents arguing that half-hearted changes to the constitution would preclude eventual real reform.

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