verb
ADVERB
▪ effectively
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The terms of the contract were effectively ~d rather than agreed.
▪ simply
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New technology cannot be used successfully if it is simply ~d on an unwilling workforce.
▪ centrally ( esp. BrE )
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a centrally ~d school curriculum
▪ externally
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the pressure of having to meet externally ~d targets
▪ artificially
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Motivation to learn must come from the child; it cannot be artificially ~d.
▪ forcibly
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The will of the majority has been forcibly ~d on the minority.
▪ arbitrarily
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People did not accept these national borders which had been arbitrarily ~d.
▪ unilaterally
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One side in the conflict cannot unilaterally ~ a settlement.
VERB + IMPOSE
▪ seek to , try to
PREPOSITION
▪ on , upon
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The government has ~d a ban on the sale of handguns.
Impose is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ judge , ↑ magistrate , ↑ regulation , ↑ statute
Impose is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ ban , ↑ belief , ↑ blockade , ↑ boycott , ↑ burden , ↑ ceiling , ↑ censorship , ↑ charge , ↑ condition , ↑ conformity , ↑ constraint , ↑ control , ↑ curb , ↑ curfew , ↑ cut , ↑ cutback , ↑ deadline , ↑ demand , ↑ discipline , ↑ duty , ↑ embargo , ↑ excise , ↑ fee , ↑ fine , ↑ freeze , ↑ hardship , ↑ idea , ↑ ideology , ↑ injunction , ↑ limit , ↑ limitation , ↑ martial law , ↑ measure , ↑ morality , ↑ moratorium , ↑ obligation , ↑ order , ↑ penalty , ↑ prohibition , ↑ punishment , ↑ quota , ↑ regime , ↑ regulation , ↑ religion , ↑ requirement , ↑ restraint , ↑ restriction , ↑ rule , ↑ sanction , ↑ sentence , ↑ strain , ↑ structure , ↑ surcharge , ↑ suspension , ↑ tariff , ↑ tax , ↑ toll , ↑ treaty , ↑ tyranny , ↑ uniformity , ↑ view , ↑ vision , ↑ will