What are the opposite words for permission?
When we talk about antonyms for the word "permission," we are referring to words that have the opposite meaning of "permission." Some of the most common antonyms for the word "permission" include denial, prohibition, refusal, veto, and disapproval. These words describe situations in which one is not allowed to do something, or when someone is prevented from taking a certain action. These antonyms play an important role in our daily lives, as they highlight the boundaries and limits that we must follow in order to live in a safe and harmonious society. Without the concept of antonyms, there would be no way to define or understand the concept of "permission" in the first place.
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- renunciation
- temperance
- exclusion
- approval
- limit
- prohibition
- restraint
- negation
- stop
- stopping
- denial
- refusal
- acceptance
- acquiescence
- ban
- blessing
- check
- confinement
- constraint
- deportation
- impediment
- inhibition
- interdiction
- invalidation
- nonconformity
- nullification
- permission
- quitclaim
- traversal
- abdication
- admission
- banishment
- decree
- forbiddance
- force
- injunction
- omission
- veto
- cancellation
- restriction
- official forbiddance
- calling off; erasure
- inspection, examination
- directive, instruction
- imprisonment; restriction
- circumscription
- dismissal, refusal of belief in
- abolition
- approbation
- expulsion; forbiddance
- obstruction, hindrance
- restraint, disadvantage
- contradiction, denial
- belief, behavior different from most
- something forgotten or excluded
- ban, forbiddance
- repression
- abandonment, rejection
- self-restraint; abstinence
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
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renunciation
- self-abnegation,
- self-sacrifice,
- eschewals,
- eschewal,
- eschewings,
- forbearings,
- giving ups,
- re mission,
- re missions,
- re-mission,
- re-missions,
- self abnegation,
- self abnegations,
- self denial,
- self sacrifice,
- self-abnegations,
- self-sacrifices,
- selfabnegation,
- selfabnegations,
- selfdenial,
- selfsacrifice,
- selfsacrifices,
- spurnings,
- sur renders,
- sur-render,
- sur-renders,
- yieldings.
-
temperance
- asceticism,
- astringency,
- moderatism,
- reasonableness,
- self-discipline,
- soberness,
- teetotalism,
- Refrainment,
- self-deprivation,
- asceticisms,
- astringencies,
- forgoings,
- moderatisms,
- reasonablenesses,
- self control,
- self deprivation,
- self deprivations,
- self discipline,
- self disciplines,
- self-disciplines,
- selfcontrol,
- selfdeprivation,
- selfdeprivations,
- selfdisciplines,
- un inebriations,
- un intoxication,
- un intoxications,
- un-inebriation,
- un-inebriations,
- un-intoxication,
- un-intoxications,
- uninebriation,
- uninebriations,
- unintoxication,
- unintoxications.
-
exclusion
- coventry,
- debarment,
- lockout,
- Nonadmission,
- lockouts,
- coventries,
- de barring,
- de-barring,
- debarments,
- debarrings,
- dis charge,
- dis charges,
- dis missal,
- dis missals,
- dis-charge,
- dis-charges,
- dis-missal,
- dis-missals,
- ex communication,
- ex communications,
- ex-communication,
- ex-communications,
- inter dict,
- inter-dict,
- interdictings,
- keeping out,
- keeping outs,
- non admission,
- non admissions,
- non-admission,
- non-admissions,
- nonadmissions.
- approval
- limit
- prohibition
- restraint
- negation
- stop
- stopping
-
denial
- disavowal,
- disproof,
- nonacceptance,
- renouncement,
- Refutal,
- Controversion,
- disavowals,
- renouncements,
- no way,
- non-committal,
- brushoff,
- abstainings,
- brush offs,
- brush-off,
- brush-offs,
- brushoffs,
- controversions,
- dis allowance,
- dis allowances,
- dis approval,
- dis approvals,
- dis avowal,
- dis avowals,
- dis claimer,
- dis claimers,
- dis missing,
- dis missings,
- dis sent,
- dis sents,
- dis-allowance,
- dis-allowances,
- dis-approval,
- dis-approvals,
- dis-avowal,
- dis-avowals,
- dis-claimer,
- dis-claimers,
- dis-missing,
- dis-missings,
- dis-sent,
- dis-sents,
- dismissings,
- disproofs,
- forswearings,
- no ways,
- non acceptances,
- non committal,
- non-acceptance,
- non-acceptances,
- non-committals,
- nonacceptances,
- noncommittals,
- re buttal,
- re fusing,
- re pulses,
- re-buttal,
- re-buttals,
- re-pulses,
- refrainings,
- refusings,
- refutals,
- renegement,
- renegements,
- repudiatings,
- statement abnegation,
- statement abnegations.
- refusal
- acceptance
- acquiescence
- ban
- blessing
-
check
- checkerboard,
- inhibition,
- restrainer,
- tartan,
- Re-search,
- XS,
- checkerboards,
- dis appointment,
- dis appointments,
- dis-appointment,
- dis-appointments,
- re buff,
- re buffs,
- re search,
- re searches,
- re strainer,
- re strainers,
- re verse,
- re view,
- re views,
- re-buff,
- re-buffs,
- re-strainer,
- re-strainers,
- re-verse,
- re-view,
- re-views,
- restrainers.
- confinement
- constraint
- deportation
- impediment
- inhibition
- interdiction
- invalidation
-
nonconformity
- iconoclasm,
- recusancy,
- unconventionality,
- Bohemianism,
- nonagreement,
- non-compliance,
- Contumaciousness,
- Mutinousness,
- nonconsent,
- recusance,
- transgressiveness,
- bohemianisms,
- contumaciousnesses,
- dis affection,
- dis affections,
- dis agreement,
- dis agreements,
- dis approbation,
- dis approbations,
- dis obedience,
- dis obediences,
- dis-affection,
- dis-affections,
- dis-agreement,
- dis-agreements,
- dis-approbation,
- dis-approbations,
- dis-obedience,
- dis-obediences,
- hetero doxies,
- hetero doxy,
- hetero-doxies,
- heterodoxies,
- iconoclasms,
- in subordination,
- in subordinations,
- in-subordination,
- in-subordinations,
- mutinousnesses,
- non agreement,
- non agreements,
- non compliance,
- non conformity,
- non consent,
- non consents,
- non-agreement,
- non-agreements,
- non-compliances,
- non-conformities,
- non-consent,
- non-consents,
- nonagreements,
- nonconsents,
- recusances,
- recusancies,
- transgressivenesses,
- un conventionalities,
- un conventionality,
- un orthodoxies,
- un orthodoxy,
- un-conventionalities,
- un-orthodoxies,
- un-orthodoxy,
- unconventionalities,
- unorthodoxies.
- nullification
- permission
- quitclaim
- traversal
- abdication
- admission
- banishment
- decree
- forbiddance
- force
- injunction
-
omission
- elision,
- inadvertency,
- preterition,
- pretermission,
- elisions,
- pretermissions,
- withholdings,
- leaving out,
- cutting outs,
- de fault,
- de faults,
- de-fault,
- de-faults,
- dis regard,
- dis regards,
- dis-regard,
- dis-regards,
- disregardance,
- disregardances,
- excludings,
- ignorings,
- in advertences,
- in advertencies,
- in advertency,
- in-advertence,
- in-advertences,
- in-advertencies,
- in-advertency,
- leaving outs,
- missings,
- non inclusion,
- non inclusions,
- non-inclusion,
- noninclusion,
- noninclusions,
- over look,
- over looks,
- over sight,
- over sights,
- over-look,
- over-looking,
- over-looks,
- over-sight,
- over-sights,
- overlookings,
- passing overs,
- preteritions,
- with holding,
- with holdings,
- with-holdings.
-
veto
- veto.
-
cancellation
- retraction,
- abandonings,
- abolishings,
- cancelings,
- dis solution,
- dis solutions,
- dis solving,
- dis-solution,
- dis-solutions,
- dis-solving,
- dissolvings,
- in validating,
- in-validating,
- invalidatings,
- over ruling,
- over rulings,
- over-ruling,
- over-rulings,
- overrulings,
- quashings,
- re call,
- re calling,
- re callings,
- re calls,
- re peal,
- re peals,
- re traction,
- re tractions,
- re versal,
- re versing,
- re vocation,
- re vocations,
- re-call,
- re-calling,
- re-callings,
- re-calls,
- re-peals,
- re-traction,
- re-tractions,
- re-versal,
- re-vocation,
- re-vocations,
- recallings,
- retractings,
- reversings,
- revokings,
- un doing,
- un doings,
- un-doing,
- un-doings,
- with drawing,
- with drawings,
- with-drawing,
- with-drawings,
- withdrawings.
- restriction
-
official forbiddance
- ban.
- calling off; erasure
- inspection, examination
- directive, instruction
- imprisonment; restriction
- circumscription
- dismissal, refusal of belief in
- abolition
- approbation
- expulsion; forbiddance
- obstruction, hindrance
- restraint, disadvantage
- contradiction, denial
- belief, behavior different from most
- something forgotten or excluded
- ban, forbiddance
- repression
- abandonment, rejection
- self-restraint; abstinence
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
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unweaved
- Antonyms:
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