adjective

imposed

imposed, enforced, forced

The new rules were imposed on everyone.

The new rules were imposed on everyone.

He resented the imposed limitations.

He resented the imposed limitations.

imposed ((on sb./sth.)) forced upon (sb./sth.) The new rules were imposed on the team.

Synonyms: forced, enforced, compulsory; Antonyms: voluntary, optional

From Latin 'imponere' (to place upon), from 'in-' (on) + 'ponere' (to place).

Think of something being 'placed in position' without your consent.

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