debaˈrration rare.
[f. debar v.: see -ation.]
The action of debarring; = debarrance.
| 1882 G. W. Sprott Worship Ch. Scot. iii. 109 This address came to be popularly known as the Fencing of the Table..its most prominent feature came to be a series of debarrations beginning thus: ‘I debar from the Table of the Lord’ such and such a class. |