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How do you use disallow in sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "disallow" in a sentence:

Formal:

* The school's policy disallows the use of electronic devices during exams.

* The contract explicitly disallows any form of discrimination.

* The government has disallowed the import of certain agricultural products.

Informal:

* My parents disallow me from staying out past midnight.

* The game's rules disallow players from leaving the designated playing area.

* The restaurant disallows smoking inside the building.

Creative:

* The ancient law disallowed the use of magic within the city walls.

* The artist's unique style disallowed easy categorization.

* The silence in the room disallowed any further conversation.

Key points to remember:

* Disallow is a formal word and is generally used in a formal context.

* Disallow can be used with a noun or a verb + -ing.

* Disallow implies an explicit prohibition or restriction.

Let me know if you'd like more examples or have any other questions about using "disallow."

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