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enforced Meaning
enforced (a)
forced or compelled or put in force
enforced (imp. & p. p.)
of Enforce
enforced (a.)
Compelled; forced; not voluntary.
enforced Sentence Examples
- The government enforced a curfew to prevent people from leaving their homes during the night.
- The school strictly enforced a no-bullying policy to ensure a safe learning environment for all students.
- The city council enforced a ban on plastic bags to reduce pollution and protect the environment.
- The company enforced a strict dress code for all employees to maintain a professional image.
- The traffic police enforced speed limits to reduce accidents and ensure road safety.
- The court enforced a restraining order to prevent the accused person from contacting the victim.
- The parents enforced a bedtime for their children to ensure they got enough rest.
- The organization enforced a code of conduct for members to promote ethical and responsible behavior.
- The landlord enforced a no-pets policy in the apartment building to prevent damage and maintain a clean environment.
- The military enforced a strict discipline among its personnel to ensure readiness and effectiveness in carrying out missions.
FAQs About the word enforced
forced or compelled or put in forceof Enforce, Compelled; forced; not voluntary.
mandatory, compulsory,demanded, involuntary, obligatory, forced, imperative, incumbent,required, necessary
discretionary, voluntary, discretionary, unnecessary, voluntary, unnecessary, unwanted, elective, elective, optional
The government enforced a curfew to prevent people from leaving their homes during the night.
The school strictly enforced a no-bullying policy to ensure a safe learning environment for all students.
The city council enforced a ban on plastic bags to reduce pollution and protect the environment.
The company enforced a strict dress code for all employees to maintain a professional image.
