forbade
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for·bade (fər-băd', -bād', fôr-) 
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IN BRIEF: To have ordered that something not be done.
His father forbade him from going fishing with his friend.
Tutor's tip: Forbade is another way of spelling forbad. They both have the same meaning.
| Misspellings: forbade |
Common misspelling(s) of forbade
- forbad
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