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"Disallow" is a verb. It is used without a prepositional helper, but must have an object--there has to be some activity which is being forbidden.. "Basketball playing is disallowed." "We have made a by-law to disallow smoking in Town Limits." "I wanted to write an essay on Macchiavelli but it was disallowed" Note that the forbidden action is in the form with the -ing suffix (gerund) i.e.: three things are forbidden: smoking, basketball playing and writing about Machiavelli.

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Her angry frown showed her disapprobation, and Fraser's slow brain began to realise: she disapproved of his behaviour.

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the suspect stubbornly continued to disavow any part in the kidnapping plot

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The teacher said she will disallow talking in class altogether if the privilege is abused.

They disallow smoking in their homes.

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