debar

debar a person from a place

debar sb. from doing sth.

to debar someone from entering the premises

to debar a student from taking the exam

to debar a player from participating in the tournament

to debar someone from holding a position

to debar a company from bidding on contracts

She could not have committed the crime single-handed, but the reasons against that did not debar her from being an accomplice.

You say his sports were disturbed by your brawls; being debarred from the enjoyment of society and recreation, what could ensue but dull melancholy and comfortless despair?

Age was to him no more an obsessing factor than rank or color; he had never felt debarred from liking people because they were too young or too old.