Synonym: forbidden, illegal. Similar words: on the contrary, contrast, contract, contrary, in contrast, contradict, by contrast, contractor. Meaning: n. goods whose importation or exportation or possession is prohibited by law. adj. distributed or sold illicitly.
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31. The contraband ranges from garbage bags full of uprooted marijuana plants to glassine envelopes packed with heroin.
32. Yes, they'll check to see if your're carrying any contraband.
33. Now you open up the General Lee and let me see that contraband.
34. He had ingeniously strapped a number of packages to his legs containing contraband items.
35. The Z Portal system is a multiview, drive-through inspection system capable of scanning cars, vans, trucks, and cargo for concealed threats and contraband.
36. No vehicles loaded with inflammable, explosive, poisonous, harmful or other dangerous cargo or other contraband goods shall be parked.
37. Gain ground as what shop on the net, illegal element also registers shop on the net, smuggle goods in the disposal of stolen or contraband goods on the net avowedly .
38. The contraband salt dealer escapes the royal gibbets , and with a rope's end round his neck, mounts the white cockade.
39. Unregulated distribution networks provide more opportunities to sell contraband cigarettes.
40. Any contraband ? Any fresh fruit , live plants, or animals?
41. The ship was found not to be carrying any contraband.
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42. It turned out that Musa, despite his impeccable reputation, had been buying contraband for his textile factory from a criminal network.
43. The police have discovered out some contraband goods in his traveling bag.
44. When three slaves who had worked on rebel fortifications escaped to Butler's lines in May 1861, he declared them contraband of war and refused to return them to their Confederate owner.
45. The DIRT shuts off the water so you can't flush your contraband.
More similar words: on the contrary, contrast, contract, contrary, in contrast, contradict, by contrast, contractor, contrast to, contravene, to the contrary, contravention, contradictory, contradiction, social contract, control, contrive, contrite, contrived, contribute, contributor, contrition, out of control, contribution, take control, contributing, contribute to, contretemps, controversy, control group.