* prohibition: a decree that prohibits something * banishment: rejection by means of an act of banishing or proscribing someone * an imposed restraint or restriction
In ancient Roman times a proscription would be a notice that listed a person or persons that were on a list of those that were considered criminals and were punished by death and there belongings confiscated. The proscribed or as we might call it today, wanted criminals, their sons and grandsons were permanently barred from public office or serving in the Senate. The word proscription listed for ancient Roman times as, the public offer of a reward for the head of a political enemy.
Around 1560 the proscribed would have their name published as being condemned to death and their property forfeited to the state.
Current meanings of proscription include, a dooming to death or exile.
When you receive a verbal proscription over the phone, the first step is to document the details of the conversation, including the date, time, and the name of the person who issued the proscription. Next, confirm your understanding of the proscription by repeating it back and asking any clarifying questions. If applicable, follow up with a written summary to the issuer for confirmation and keep a record of all communications. Lastly, ensure compliance with the proscription as required.
The answer is yes.
To proscribe is to forbid (especially by law), or to denounce/condemn.So, an example sentence could be:"A proscription against stealing is written in law."
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Proscription is making something formally forbidden or illegal.
vindication
He died by order of proscription
dude, its not a proscription drug it doesn't have risks and benefits. :)
It can be. It's not a traditional food for the holiday like potato pancakes or jelly donuts but there is no proscription against it.
A proscription was the official declaration of someone as an enemy of the state and his condemnation, . This involved the execution and the confiscation of the property of this person. Sulla persecuted his political opponents and proscribed thousands of them.
Persona non grata , literally meaning "an unwelcome person", is a legal term used in diplomacy that indicates a proscription against a person entering the country
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