Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Inhibit"

A: According to “YourDictionary”


Inhibit is defined as to hold back or keep something from happening.

A: The act of inhibiting something is similar to stopping something, or preventing it from happening. For example, if you do not water your plants, you may inhibit their growth.

A: it means something is holding you back from being able to do something.

For example “my homework is inhibiting me from going out.” I hope this helps!

A: "I'm so full, I can't even drink any more."

A: I can’t think of any common expressions including the word inhibit, but here is a couple of sentences.

Fear of water inhibits me from taking the ferry.

My ex girlfriend inhibited my love of football.

A: “Alcohol is an impulse inhibitor”
“My anxiety medication inhibits my ability to focus in class”

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A: Inhibit is used when something is prevented or restrained.

“Fear of failure can inhibit success.”

“Strict laws inhibit our freedoms”

“My shyness inhibits my social life.”


Preclude is used when something is made impossible. When one option is entirely ruled out.

“We will preclude this option from consideration.”

“Their policy precludes animal testing.”

A: Inhibit means to prevent an action and/or process while prohibit means to formally forbid it

A: inhibit means under control, like self control. prohibit could mean that if you do you're breaking a law but inhibit is for your consciousness, common example. if you drink too much you wil be uninhibited, that's not prohibit but driving in that condition is.

A: Inhibit means to restrain or slow progress.
The bad roads inhibited the progress of our trip.

Prohibit is a stronger word and means to forbid. (Sometimes by law.)
Smoking is prohibited in the lobby.

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