"Forbiddingly" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Forbiddingly" Meaning

In a way that is forbidding or intimidating; in a manner that inspires fear, unease, or hesitation.

"Forbiddingly" Examples

Examples of "forbiddingly":


The old, abandoned mansion stood forbiddingly at the top of the hill, its tall gates and overgrown gardens exuding an air of mystery and secrecy.
The judge's forbiddingly stern expression made the defendant feel uneasy as he pronounced the sentence.
The narrow, winding staircase leading to the attic was forbiddingly steep and creaky, making her hesitate before climbing it.
The dark, damp cave was forbiddingly eerie, with its flickering torches and menacing shadows.
The foreboding, forbiddingly steep cliffs loomed above the tiny beach, making it difficult to concentrate on reading.

"Forbiddingly" Similar Words

Forbearers

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Forbearing

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Forbearing means showing tolerance, patience, or indulgence; being able to put up with something or someone without getting angry or reacting harshly. It can also mean being willing to overlook or forgive a fault or mistake.

Forbearingly

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Forbearingly means in a patient, tolerant, and willing-to-sacrifice manner. It involves suppressing one's natural instincts or desires in order to accommodate the needs or demands of others. A person may behave forbearingly when they choose to overlook a minor annoyance or inconvenience for the sake of harmony or to avoid conflict. The word is often used to describe a behavior that is selfless, indulgent, or even martyr-like.

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Forbes

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Forbes is a multinational financial and media company that publishes Forbes magazine, which features original enterprise content as well as evaluating aspects of the industries and companies listed. The magazine is known for its annual listings of the world's richest people (Forbes 400), and its rankings of the best business schools, and the top companies (Fortune 500, Global 2000).

Forbid

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Forbidden

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Forbidden refers to something that is not allowed or prohibited, often due to rules, laws, or moral principles. Examples include a forbidden fruit, a forbidden city, or a forbidden activity. It can also convey a sense of secrecy, mystery, or exclusivity, as in a forbidden love or a forbidden knowledge.

Forbidding

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Strictly prohibiting or urging someone not to do something; forbidden or prohibited.

Forbids

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The word "forbids" is the third person singular present tense of the verb "to forbid". It means to officially prohibit or command someone not to do something.

Forbore

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Forbore is a verb that means to restrain oneself from doing or saying something, especially because it is considered wrong or unbecoming. It is a somewhat formal or literary word and is often used to describe situations where someone exercises self-control or moderation. For example, "She forbore from commenting on the rumor, knowing it was likely untrue."

Forborne

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Force-feed

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Force

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Force refers to the strength or power with which a person or thing affects or is capable of affecting others or the environment. It can also refer to a physical push or pull that causes an object to change its motion or direction. In a broader sense, it can also describe a powerful influence or effect on someone's thoughts, feelings, or actions.

Forceable

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Forced

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Forced refers to something that is done against one's will or willingly but in an unnatural or awkward manner.

Forcedly

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Forcedly: in a way that is not natural or spontaneous, often because something is being done under pressure or coercion, rather than because it is genuinely desired or considered necessary.