What is another word for impose on?
Pronunciation:
[ ɪmpˈə͡ʊz ˈɒn], [ ɪmpˈəʊz ˈɒn], [ ɪ_m_p_ˈəʊ_z ˈɒ_n]
Related words: impose, oppression, impose on your time, impose on someone, impose on someone's time, imposition, imposition game
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Synonyms for Impose on:
v.
• abuse (verb) • beguile (verb) • bother, worry (verb) • delude (verb) • milk (verb) • rip off (verb)- swipe,
- relieve,
- pilfer,
- rifle,
- plunder,
- swindle,
- filch,
- defraud,
- pinch,
- cop,
- appropriate,
- heist,
- nab,
- abuse,
- ransack,
- thieve.
- milk.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- fret,
- juggle,
- perturb,
- lead up garden path,
- wrong,
- fleece,
- disturb,
- express,
- play for a sucker,
- discommode,
- jive,
- chisel,
- make a scene,
- flimflam,
- caboodle,
- deceive,
- elicit,
- bleed,
- upset,
- misguide,
- flip out,
- sadden,
- use,
- mousetrap,
- grieve,
- spook,
- rope in,
- extort,
- agitate,
- inconvenience,
- ail,
- double-cross,
- trick,
- pump,
- manipulate,
- do a number on,
- make a fuss,
- do an injustice to,
- string along,
- scam,
- gull,
- perplex,
- irritate,
- torment,
- mislead,
- put out,
- wring,
- extract,
- exploit,
- disconcert,
- sucker,
- betray,
- plague,
- let out,
- disquiet,
- empty,
- beguile,
- give a bad time,
- stress,
- bluff,
- finesse,
- gyp,
- suck in,
- delude,
- distress,
- outfox,
- jockey,
- evoke,
- draw off,
- take advantage,
- pester,
- burden,
- take out,
- siphon,
- seduce,
- disoblige,
- afflict,
- strain,
- entice,
- stir up,
- vex,
- harass,
- cozen,
- suck,
- dupe,
- annoy,
- cheat,
- concern,
- evince,
- burn up,
- pain,
- lure,
- press,
- play,
- try,
- rook,
- play trick on,
- infringe on,
- shave,
- irk,
- harry,
- discompose,
- make waves.
- saddle,
- put over,
- come between,
- TIV,
- HFAX,
- Tex,
- impose upon,
- encroach upon,
- CCN,
- interfere,
- fool,
- lan,
- SEZ,
- USP,
- MVLK,
- entrench,
- put,
- presume on,
- put on,
- take advantage of,
- obtrude upon,
- Prest.
How to use "Impose on" in context?
The word "impose" means to put a burden or a strain on. When we impose, we are putting a demand on someone or something, usually in an unfair or unwanted way.
We can impose on someone when we demand too much from them, or when we insist on doing things our way. We can also impose when we force our opinions on others, or when we make ourselves imposingly bossy.
When we impose, we are putting ourselves in a position where we are not respected or taken seriously. We are also undermining the relationships we have with others.
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