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reimposed Meaning
reimposed
to impose (something) again
reimposed Sentence Examples
- The government reimposed the lockdown to curb the resurgence of COVID-19 cases.
- The sanctions were reimposed as punishment for the country's failure to comply with international agreements.
- The company reimposed the dress code policy to maintain a professional environment.
- The ban on alcohol sales was reimposed in an attempt to reduce underage drinking.
- The curfew was reimposed to prevent nighttime crime and disorder.
- The tax on luxury goods was reimposed to generate additional revenue for the treasury.
- The restrictions on foreign investment were reimposed to protect domestic industries.
- The embargo on trade with certain countries was reimposed due to political tensions.
- The fee for parking in the city center was reimposed after being abolished for several years.
- The rule requiring students to wear school uniforms was reimposed to promote discipline and unity.
FAQs About the word reimposed
to impose (something) again
imposed,reapplied, inflicted, compelled, relaid, forced, wreaked, squeezed, bled, extorted
remitted, abated, lessened, released, diminished, forgave,ignored, disregarded, excused, pardoned
The government reimposed the lockdown to curb the resurgence of COVID-19 cases.
The sanctions were reimposed as punishment for the country's failure to comply with international agreements.
The company reimposed the dress code policy to maintain a professional environment.
The ban on alcohol sales was reimposed in an attempt to reduce underage drinking.
