1. plural of preclusion; the action of preventing something from happening or someone from doing something
Usage: formal; typically used in legal or academic contexts
2. plural of preclusion; a circumstance or condition that prevents or excludes something
Usage: formal

Examples

• The preclusions in the contract prevented either party from selling the property without consent.
• Legal preclusions on disclosure made it impossible for the witness to testify.
• The new regulations created several preclusions that affected small businesses.
• Financial preclusions limited the company's ability to expand internationally.
• The preclusions outlined in the agreement were designed to protect both parties.
• Time-based preclusions meant the offer would expire at the end of the month.