Synonyms for IMPOSED
im·posed

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1. imposedadjective

   set forth authoritatively as obligatory

   "the imposed taxation"; "rules imposed by society"

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1. List of paraphrases for "imposed":

   taxed, levied, inflicted, tax, imposition, imposing, charged, placed, dictated, impose, pronounced, applied, enforced, required, introduced, delivered, prescribed, meted

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1. Peggy Orenstein:

   Girls are learning at the youngest ages that their value comes from how they look, and the definition of attractive is very narrowly defined as being sexy or sassy (for the younger girls), sexuality is imposed upon them inappropriately, and they are encouraged to define their bodies -- not by how their bodies feel to themselves, but by how they look to others. This creates vulnerabilities for girls to the pitfalls we worry about -- distorted body image, eating disorders, depression and unhealthy sexual behavior.

2. Raul Jungmann:

   Starting today, we will begin to find those infiltrators and we will fine those companies, they know the price they will pay for the suffering they have imposed on the Brazilian people.

3. Chuck Schumer:

   Stacey Abrams offers a welcome, stark contrast to President( Donald) Trump's politics of division and lack of leadership as American families are still feeling the impacts of Stacey Abrams self-imposed shutdown, stacey Abrams is a present and future leader in this country. She is a dynamic, moral leader ; she delivered results on the issues that matter most to Americans ; and she tirelessly pursues fairness and justice for everyone in her state.

4. Roman Martinez:

   In some ways the methodological question of how the justices need to analyze these Second Amendment rights are equally important, and maybe even more important in terms of the spillover effects of this case for future cases, the test that the justices develop to assess the New York statute at issue here will then be used by lower courts to assess the constitutionality of gun restrictions imposed by other states and the federal government.

5. Christen Kuikoua:

   A great once said he had a dream, yet many of us remain slaves of our own minds and possessions. Until we break the chains of self-imposed limitations and material attachments, the dream of true freedom will elude us, and the echoes of liberation will only be whispers in the corridors of our aspirations.