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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lifetime ban" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is prohibited from participating in an activity or organization for the duration of their life.
Example: "After repeated violations of the rules, the athlete received a lifetime ban from all competitive events."
Alternatives: "perpetual exclusion" or "permanent disqualification."
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Why not a lifetime ban?
I'm very much for a lifetime ban.
The USADA is seeking a lifetime ban for Mr Montgomery.
A second violation would result in a lifetime ban.
Right now, he is serving a lifetime ban.
A second offense will result in a lifetime ban.
"A lifetime ban would be the committee's only option.
He faces a lifetime ban from Olympic sports and the loss of his seven Tour titles.
He chose not to appeal their ruling, leaving him with a lifetime ban from Olympic sports.
If he is found guilty he faces a lifetime ban," said a City spokesman.
He faces a lifetime ban from Olympic sports and the loss of his Tour titles.
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