foisted (Meaning)

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foisted (imp. & p. p.)

of Foist

The company foisted the defective product on unsuspecting customers.
The politician foisted his unpopular ideas on the public without their consent.
The teacher foisted extra homework on the students despite their already heavy workload.
The bully foisted a fight on the smaller boy, knowing he couldn't defend himself.
The con artist foisted a fake painting on the unsuspecting buyer.
The neighborhood bully foisted his way into the group, demanding they follow his rules.
The manufacturer foisted a recall on the defective cars, leaving owners furious.
The government foisted a new tax on the citizens without proper consultation.
The boss foisted an additional deadline on the already overworked employees.
The salesman foisted a useless gadget on the elderly customer, taking advantage of their vulnerability.

of Foist

imposed, inflicted, wished, fobbed off,passed off, entailed, palmed, forced, forged, misrepresented

No antonyms found.

The company foisted the defective product on unsuspecting customers.

The politician foisted his unpopular ideas on the public without their consent.

The teacher foisted extra homework on the students despite their already heavy workload.

The bully foisted a fight on the smaller boy, knowing he couldn't defend himself.