Proscribe means "to denounce or prohibit something," especially by law. It was first recorded in Middle English, where it referred to announcing the name of a condemned person. Talk about a reputation ruiner!
June 04, 2025
[ proh-skrahyb ] verb
to denounce, condemn, or prohibit something
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