Imposes is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPOSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• IMPOSE, to set as a burden or task
• force (an unwelcome decision or ruling) on someone
• put (a restriction) in place
• require (a duty, charge, or penalty) to be undertaken or paid
• exert firm control over
• take advantage of someone by demanding their attention or commitment
• arrange (pages of type) so as to be in the correct order after printing and folding.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to establish as compulsory

Words related to IMPOSES

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Words that contain IMPOSES

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How to use IMPOSES in a sentence

• Her treaty with France imposes on her military obligations the extension of which cannot be compatible with the policy of a country desiring peace.
• And in this branch of service Spring Street Station imposes a vast amount of labor.
• She could not but acknowledge that he was too quiet and yielding, that he lacked the brazen voice, the personal force that imposes upon men.
• But this absence of any legal liability on the part of the issuing house imposes on it a very strong moral obligation, which is fully recognized by the best of them.
• Thus, Spain imposes taxes to support a large army and navy, the principal object of which is to prevent any expression of the public will on the part of the people of Cuba.
• Congress, yielding as usual to this argument, imposes a duty of ninety-nine cents on each foreign orange.
• So aggression by ruthless despots again imposes a clear danger to the United States and to the free world.
• Why should he deserve to be emperor? For his swaggering demeanour? For his effeminate costume? Extravagance imposes on some people.
• Mental levity imposes upon the mind habitually disposed to meditation, and he who proclaims himself happy, appears wiser than he who suffers.
• In either direction the distance was long, and the adobe soil is very tenacious when wet, and the wayfarer needs great strength to carry the load it imposes on the feet.
• I cannot determine with anything approaching to certainty, what power it is that imposes the taboo.
• His own standard of action is much higher than that which he imposes upon men in general.
• The very strength of this spiritual passion imposes severe self-restraint and inspires them with reverence for women.
• He imposes it as the rule which is to prevail in the dispensation of his bounty in all future times.
• Our popular government imposes a necessity of great circumspection.
• The commercial ideal imposes itself upon the minds of men in other circles.
• The negro refusing to carry out his labor contract is then cited before the nearest magistrate, who imposes under the statute a nominal fine.
• Whatever decisions these workers come to, none are fully realized or freely pursued under conditions which industry imposes.
• No right-minded person will accept money, even by inheritance, without recognizing the obligation it imposes to render a service in return.
• It thus imposes on the Executive, in the first place, the necessity of either approving that which he would reject or rejecting that which he might otherwise approve.
• Reason in such cases imposes real and irreparable sacrifices, but it brings a stable consolation if its discipline is accepted.
• It is rather the mode of speaking which nature imposes, in any violent exertion of the voice, to save the lungs.
• The constitution imposes Restrictions on the powers of the State Governments and of the Federal Government.
• The present tariff imposes duties upon nearly four thousand articles, and was levied and is defended upon the ground that American industries should be protected.

Similar words containing POSE without suffix s and without prefix im

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