What is another word for most disallowing?
Pronunciation: [mˈə͡ʊst dˌɪsɐlˈa͡ʊɪŋ] (IPA) 
"Most disallowing" can be quite vague, and there are many different words that could be used to better describe the specific type of disallowing being referred to. For example, "prohibitive" suggests that something is actively preventing or restricting access, while "restrictive" implies that there are specific limitations or rules to follow. "Inhibitory" suggests a more passive restraint, while "forbidding" carries connotations of stern warnings or consequences. "Constraining" implies that something is limiting one's options or choices, while "inflexible" suggests that there is no room for negotiation or exceptions. In short, there are many different ways to convey the idea of something being disallowing, from active prohibitions to more passive or inflexible restrictions.
