Definition for Imposed:

• p. p. of impose; as, rules imposed by society.

Synonyms for Imposed:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • imposed.
  •enforced (adjective)
  • pre-scribed,
  • more dictated,
  • most compelled,
  • most invoked,
  • more exacted,
  • most enjoined,
  • more advocated,
  • more enjoined,
  • more invoked,
  • most demanded,
  • most advocated,
  • re quired,
  • more demanded,
  • re-quired,
  • most dictated,
  • more compelled,
  • forced up on,
  • ex acted,
  • most exacted,
  • most imposed,
  • more imposed,
  • ex-acted.

• n.

  •imposed (noun)
  • obligatory.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • Levied.
  •in force
  • enforced.
  •Other relevant words:
  • conclusive,
  • Betrayed,
  • beguiled,
  • irrevocable,
  • Enjoined,
  • decisive,
  • Cheated,
  • burdened,
  • disappointed,
  • prescriptive,
  • hard-and-fast,
  • bill,
  • required,
  • awed,
  • Entailed,
  • Chaffered,
  • charge,
  • must,
  • mandatory,
  • compulsory,
  • Assailed,
  • absolute,
  • obliged,
  • Bamboozled,
  • Gossiped,
  • Confabulated,
  • Deluded,
  • requisite,
  • carry,
  • final,
  • Decretory,
  • binding,
  • charged,
  • Chattered,
  • Deceived,
  • Fooled,
  • Inflicted,
  • mandated,
  • prescript,
  • Carried,
  • dictated,
  • ultimate,
  • Exacted,
  • constrained,
  • compelled,
  • forced,
  • called,
  • Foisted,
  • peremptory,
  • imperative,
  • Chatted.

Paraphrases for Imposed:

• Equivalence

  • Verb, past tense
    dictated.
  • Verb, past participle
    dictated.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    mandatory, forced, applicable.
  • Proper noun, singular
    limits, imposition.
  • Noun, plural
    restrictions, requirements, sanctions, constraints, Duties, Charges, controls, limits.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    imposition.
  • Verb, past tense
    posed, implementation, implement, implemented, implementing, Restraining, Exercised, stipulate, commencement, practised, Existed, enforced, promulgated, established, specified, proclaimed, constraint, administer, Administered, endorsed, condemned, constituted, Chose, Stipulated, stopped, preferred, Necessitated, Issued, governed, Mentioned, Submitted, Provided, used, Enacted, Introduced, perceived, commissioned, appointed, Performed, committed, adopted, Prevailed, encouraged, Instigated, recommended, Enshrined, raised, signatories, supported, Pushed, banned, Adjudicated, determined, developed, suggested, initiated, presented, tightened, Complied, Instituted, represented, represents, apply, Applying, pursued, Contemplated, Enjoined, foresaw, Commenced, conferred, assumed, put, slapped, identified, expressed, ruled, Sentenced, fined, practiced, Pertained, Inflicted, Entailed, Clamped, Rendered, Caught, Caused, declared, outlined, pronounced, Undertook, Undertaken, Propelled, moved, Delivered, Brought, spoke, Recruited, directed, executed, Demanded, mandates, mandated, defined, decided, derived, Withdrew, Adhered, convicted, Devolved, received, rejected, placed, Cited, extended, Followed, maintained, Operated, doomed, conducted, Taxed, Filed, Weighed, arranged, lay, Resulted, Commented, addressed, held, utilized, covered, Was, Were, included, found, uttered, effected, Viewed, charged, retained, Argued, laid, announced, Asked, earned, led, arrested, fixed, decree, Exacted, signed, paid, granted, started, Passed, Entered, faced, Carried, Created, said, Launched, attached, added, Regarded, Amounted, formed, won, Awarded, Claimed, Gave, awaited, Voted, Meant, Had, tabled, marked, called, handed, Took, stated, Against, Dealt, Which, Did, made, Acted, imposition, forced, applicable.
  • Verb, past participle
    posed, implementation, imprisonment, implemented, imprisoned, impressed, penalised, opposed, limitations, organised, prohibited, Regulations, supposed, disposed, transposed, imported, Exercised, compelled, sanctioned, penalized, envisioned, exposed, collapsed, practised, constrained, enforced, Meted, established, specified, Exempted, pressed, Administered, advised, reinstated, Compiled, chosen, endorsed, condemned, Stipulated, stopped, Abolished, preferred, accomplished, Necessitated, permitted, Issued, authorized, demonstrated, removed, dominated, governed, Mentioned, Exerted, Submitted, Embargoes, Provided, secretariat, punished, Eliminated, used, forbidden, regulated, Enacted, Introduced, decreased, perceived, designated, terminated, considered, risen, appointed, published, Performed, recourse, restored, employed, committed, Replicated, assigned, incorporated, adopted, Arisen, distinguished, Prevailed, Measures, enforceable, recommended, confirmed, Foisted, Deployed, Enshrined, raised, deprived, Constructed, signatories, supported, obliged, asserted, Pushed, banned, Policed, observed, Invoked, Borne, Adjudicated, Convened, determined, developed, Attributed, suggested, initiated, outsourced, presented, confined, Perpetrated, Complied, Instituted, besieged, described, represented, reported, pursued, sustained, Contemplated, approved, released, associated, burdened, Suffered, Detained, conferred, positioned, instructed, assumed, put, Examined, identified, Shown, expressed, ruled, withheld, Sentenced, spelled, come, acknowledged, fined, opened, practiced, sought, organized, Prompted, exacerbated, Subjected, selected, accompanied, recognized, triggered, concluded, Inflicted, Revoked, Entailed, spent, transmitted, Clamped, embodied, worsened, Rendered, involved, Achieved, Urged, Caught, Emitted, completed, Translated, Resorted, articulated, Caused, cancelled, declared, severed, formulated, justified, outlined, Obtained, pronounced, Upheld, Enjoyed, Computed, Undertaken, entitled, voiced, finalized, moved, forged, Delivered, chargeable, calculated, understood, ordained, struck, Brought, Recruited, directed, Advocated, executed, Demanded, affected, mandated, Earmarked, aggravated, Incurred, defined, withdrawn, proved, proven, decided, Retrieved, resolved, derived, tested, acquired, accepted, HIT, bound, Engendered, accordance, documented, invested, lifted, connected, Adhered, convicted, received, rejected, placed, additional, Succeeded, Extracted, extended, fulfil, fulfilled, Followed, Displayed, Aimed, maintained, noticed, Assented, Operated, doomed, conducted, Stepped, destined, Managed, Taxed, located, Transported, coupled, programmed, settled, deducted, Filed, Weighed, spoken, sampled, Reached, arranged, expanded, Resulted, felt, based, diverted, addressed, Harvested, recovered, Generated, held, owed, seen, Intruded, Resumed, reduced, produced, utilized, furnished, concerned, dedicated, covered, Believed, Captured, entrusted, Begun, included, allocated, gathered, dumped, Occasioned, designed, found, Offered, uttered, affixed, driven, effected, satisfied, tailored, stored, Viewed, beset, vested, charged, listed, Invoiced, agreed, ensured, engaged, retained, sold, Argued, Visited, laid, guided, announced, become, Served, evidenced, Asked, financed, earned, led, decreed, recorded, sprayed, arrested, Told, Lodged, fixed, Exacted, signed, Indicated, planted, paid, respected, Installed, granted, broached, billed, Declined, warranted, reflected, started, suited, Judged, Targeted, Passed, blocked, ec, built, donated, Entered, faced, tied, replaced, advanced, alleged, Carried, Transferred, Created, said, Launched, induced, linked, kept, Been, attached, Punched, learned, Emerged, added, Gained, beaten, amount, Allowed, known, Regarded, requested, thrown, Levelled, compounded, formed, Enunciated, Dragged, given, trained, won, drawn, Awarded, Happened, Claimed, secured, dropped, realized, related, have, Has, contracted, played, thrust, founded, prepared, Voted, Meant, heard, Had, tabled, art, marked, read, Met, fit, Fitted, Accorded, called, tried, taken, handed, stated, funded, Dealt, run, Accounted, made, done, Acted, cut, forced, applicable.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    imposing.

Antonyms for Imposed:

• imp. & p. p.

  • Other antonyms:
    optional.

Imposed Sentence Examples:

• Too prone to ease and satisfaction, for my child's sake and my own, I too soon concluded you a man, and imposed upon you the duties of a man.

• Many, however, continued to support ratification, believing that the boundaries imposed by the act of Congress were the best that could be obtained under the existing conditions.