adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
enforced exile (= when someone is forced to go into exile )
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After 12 years of enforced exile abroad, Almeyda returned home to Salvador.
strictly enforced
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The ban on hunting is not strictly enforced .
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
retirement
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The image presented was of potentially active individuals bereft both of health and satisfaction through enforced retirement from economic activity.
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The suspicions were behind his enforced retirement in 1962.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A record balance of payments deficit is not the right background for enforced increases in industrial costs.
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A text of Modestinus also ends abruptly with the remark that the judge will ensure that the testator's instructions are enforced .
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But the agreements were not enforceable, or at any rate were not enforced .
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He said there would be no enforced redundancies, but some vacant posts would remain unfilled.
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Housing Associations are now responsible for helping fill the gap created by local government's enforced withdrawal from property development.
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Instead of automated leisure, enforced unemployment was on its way back.
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The photographs of Coranka Matic illustrate this enforced switch.
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The result is not only pain, but an enforced lay-off that can cause as much distress as the discomfort.