impone Sentence Examples
- The king's presence imposed a sense of awe upon the crowd.
- The towering mountain imposed a majestic backdrop for the expedition.
- The strict dress code imposed a level of formality upon the gathering.
- The tax imposed by the government proved burdensome for the citizens.
- The new CEO imposed a culture of accountability and innovation within the company.
- The harsh weather conditions imposed limitations on our travel plans.
- The criminal's sentence imposed years of imprisonment, depriving him of his freedom.
- The historical significance of the building imposed a duty to preserve it for future generations.
- The doctor's orders imposed a strict diet on the patient to improve their health.
- The university imposed a rigorous curriculum that challenged the students academically.
impone Meaning
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impone (v. t.)
To stake; to wager; to pledge.
Synonyms & Antonyms of impone
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To stake; to wager; to pledge.
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The king's presence imposed a sense of awe upon the crowd.
The towering mountain imposed a majestic backdrop for the expedition.
The strict dress code imposed a level of formality upon the gathering.
The tax imposed by the government proved burdensome for the citizens.
