permanent injunction (noun)

1. The architect obtained a permanent injunction to prevent construction on the property after discovering it violated building codes.

2. In Greek mythology, Zeus issued a permanent injunction against Prometheus after he stole fire from the gods and gave it to humans.

3. In the novel, the protagonist struggled to obtain a permanent injunction against the antagonist who threatened to reveal their dark secret.

4. The movie depicted a climactic courtroom scene where the judge granted a permanent injunction against the villain, ensuring justice prevailed.