PRECLUDE

(verb) keep from happening or arising; make impossible
"My sense of tact forbids an honest answer", "Your role in the projects precludes your involvement in the competitive project"
synonyms : forbid , foreclose , forestall , prevent
He forestalled critics by offering a defense of the project. -added by nithi

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bollards mid-street to prevent through car traffic
(verb) make impossible, especially beforehand
synonyms : close out , rule out
The age limit precludes him from applying for the course at the university. -added by naila_inlas

Mnemonics for preclude

(Tag: ) PRECLUDE is to EXCLUDE or keep out, whereas INCLUDE which is its opposite means to take in as part of a group.
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(Tag: ) pre+(con)clude ->pahle hi conclude karke eliminate karna or prevent karna.
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(Tag: ) prevent to conclude
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(Tag: ) PRECLUDE = PREVENT + EXCLUDE
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(Tag: English) PREvent+inCLUDE: To prevent something from ever happening and thus stop the inclusion of it into the history.
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(Tag: ) pre+include....Now pre- (prefix) is mostly used as before, prior to, like prehistoric....So we cannot Include or change anything previous or past.So Include of Pre is impossible or ruled out
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(Tag: English) PRECLUDE : DISCLUDE
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(Tag: English) include=> (in)+clude(close) preclude => pre(before)+clude(close): make impossible
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(Tag: ) pre+clude—pre conclude— we pre conclude, i.e., we analyze things in advance so that WE CAN PREVENT ITS OCCURANCE
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