Synonyms

1. enforce
2. constrain

Sentence Examples

1. I offered to change my plans or was more than happy for Susan to join us, but she was unhappy to impose.
2. Impose upon themselves banishment from all Rogarian society and live in the forest like animals.
3. You no more deceive me with that false calmness than I impose upon you with my frivolous solicitude.
4. They hesitated to break the silence which death seemed to impose at length Valentine ventured.
5. You presume to order these people around and to impose you own expectations on them, in direct contradiction to my own.
6. I could heartily wish a law was enacted, that every traveler, before he were permitted to publish his voyages, should be obliged to make oath before the lord high chancellor, that all he intended to print was absolutely true to the best of his knowledge for then the world would no longer be deceived, as it usually is, while some writers, to make their works pass the better upon the public, impose the grossest falsities on the unwary reader.
7. If he had to impose an oath, it should have been an oath of honour.
8. When the Sun returns for good, men of power impose order on the land.
9. They had no love for anyone, neither dragon nor man, who wished to impose their will over others.
10. Raising his hand to impose silence, the Professor motioned to me to bring the others in.