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Synonym for outlaw [verb]

The synonym outlaw synonymous definition words:
means "ban"
interdict, prohibit, stop, deny, proscribe, banish, condemn
- conjugate verb outlaw
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outlaw [noun]

means "criminal"
bandit, fugitive, brigand, desperado, highwayman, robber
Further results for the word "outlaw"

ban [verb]

means "prohibit"
proscribe, forbid, disallow, interdict, halt, outlaw
- conjugate verb ban

bar [verb]

means "exclusion"
outlaw, exile, shut out, boycott, forbid, close
- conjugate verb bar
- translate bar

brigand [noun]

means "robber"
bandit, thief, highwayman, outlaw, thug, hoodlum

condemn [verb]

means "forbid"
proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict
- conjugate verb condemn

criminal [noun]

means "law-breaker"
outlaw, convict, crook, culprit, delinquent, felon

culprit [noun]

means "law-breaker"
outlaw, convict, crook, criminal, delinquent, felon

debar [verb]

means "hinder"
suspend, restrict, interdict, deny, outlaw, prevent
- conjugate verb debar

exile [noun]

means "person in exile"
man without a country, fugitive, refugee, outlaw

forbid [verb]

means "action"
condemn, proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict
- conjugate verb forbid

fugitive [noun]

means "person fleeing"
refugee, runaway, exile, renegade, derelict, outlaw

highwayman [noun]

means "bandit"
robber, brigand, thief, footpad, outlaw, desperado

inhibit [verb]

means "forbid"
ban, prohibit, prevent, outlaw, interdict
- conjugate verb inhibit

interdict [verb]

means "prohibit"
proscribe, forbid, disallow, ban, halt, outlaw
- conjugate verb interdict

ostracise [verb]

means "forbid"
proscribe, outlaw, condemn, ostracize, interdict
- conjugate verb ostracise

ostracize [verb]

means "forbid"
proscribe, outlaw, ostracise, condemn, interdict
- conjugate verb ostracize

proscribe [verb]

means "forbid"
condemn, outlaw, ostracise, ostracize, interdict
- conjugate verb proscribe

rogue [noun]

means "scoundrel"
rascal, scamp, cheat, outlaw, knave

runaway [adjective]

means "fleeing"
escaped, fugitive, running away, outlaw, truant, renegade

shut out [verb]

means "exclude"
outlaw, exile, bar, boycott, forbid, close
- conjugate verb shut out

smuggler [noun]

means "robber"
bandit, thief, highwayman, outlaw, thug, hoodlum

truant [noun]

means "fleeing"
escaped, fugitive, running away, outlaw, runaway, renegade

yegg [noun]

means "criminal"
burglar, culprit, felon, robber, outlaw, outcast
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