Judah “allows a child, butdisallows a woman and a neuter.
Eleazar “disallows it, because it has no roof”; but the Sages “allow it.
A black beetle, though not burst nor changed, disallows it, since it is like a pipe.
Whatever disallowsthe heave-offering, renders the hands unclean in a secondary degree.
Both are disallowed, since work disallows in filling (water of purification) whether for himself or for another.
We experience this pleasure unmixed, so long as we do not think of any moral end which disallows action before us.
Now the Protagorean formula neither allows nor disallows any one of these proposed objective criteria: but it enunciates the appeal to which all of them must be submitted--the subjective condition of satisfying the judgment of each hearer.
God allows or disallowsthings not because they are good or evil; but things are, therefore, good or evil, because he approves or disallows them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "disallows" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
