"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.
Her angry frown showed her disapprobation, and Fraser's slow brain began to realise: she disapproved of his behaviour.
the suspect stubbornly continued to disavow any part in the kidnapping plot
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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How to use foundation in a sentence
You can use "disallow" in a sentence to indicate that something is not permitted or prohibited. For example, "The rules disallow outside food in the classroom."
Mummy disallowed me to go to the shop,
Sure! "The sign clearly stated 'No Entry,' indicating that parking was disallowed in that area."
"What you allude to is based solely upon supposition, you errant detective, you!", exclaimed the defendant. If the detective wishes to allude to gossip, please disallow his/her testimony.
Disallow
To forbid or disallow it.
to prevent remote access to the database and disallow the ability to load a local data file
To forbid or disallow it.
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Allow doesn't have a prefix. You could add the prefix dis- to it to make the word disallow.
The word 'disallow' means to refuse to allow or reject something, typically a request or claim. It signifies a decision to not permit or accept something to take place or be considered valid.
disallow, reject, protest, withdraw