impositions Synonyms
impositions Meaning
impositions
something (as a tax) that is imposed, the act of imposing, levy, tax, a demand or request that is very troublesome, something imposed, an excessive or uncalled-for requirement or burden, deception, the order of arrangement of imposed pages
impositions Sentence Examples
- The government's impositions on businesses were stifling economic growth.
- The teacher felt her impositions were necessary to maintain order in the classroom.
- The unreasonable impositions of the landlord forced the tenants to break their lease.
- The manager's impositions on her employees caused widespread resentment.
- The guest felt the host's impositions on his time were becoming overwhelming.
- The impositions of the construction crew made it difficult for residents to enjoy their homes.
- The neighbor's impositions on the property line led to a heated dispute.
- The constant impositions of the demanding friend strained their relationship.
- The financial impositions of the medical bills put the family in a difficult situation.
- The environmental impositions of the factory were causing harm to the surrounding community.
FAQs About the word impositions
something (as a tax) that is imposed, the act of imposing, levy, tax, a demand or request that is very troublesome, something imposed, an excessive or uncalled-
taxes,levies, imposts, duties, assessments, tariffs, withholding taxes,excises, surcharges, poll taxes
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The government's impositions on businesses were stifling economic growth.
The teacher felt her impositions were necessary to maintain order in the classroom.
The unreasonable impositions of the landlord forced the tenants to break their lease.
The manager's impositions on her employees caused widespread resentment.
