self-imposed Antonyms

Meaning of self-imposed

Wordnet

self-imposed (s)

voluntarily assumed or endured

Webster

self-imposed (a.)

Voluntarily taken on one's self; as, self-imposed tasks.

self-imposed Sentence Examples

  1. The self-imposed exile had isolated her from her loved ones.
  2. The athlete's self-imposed training regimen was rigorous and demanding.
  3. He struggled with the self-imposed limitations that prevented him from achieving his full potential.
  4. The company had a self-imposed deadline to complete the project.
  5. Her self-imposed rules restricted her creativity and freedom of expression.
  6. The self-imposed quarantine kept the family isolated for two weeks.
  7. The child's self-imposed bedtime was an attempt to establish some order in his life.
  8. The self-imposed vow of silence tested the limits of her patience.
  9. The artist's self-imposed isolation allowed her to focus on her work without distractions.
  10. The self-imposed ban on social media gave him a much-needed break from the digital world.

FAQs About the word self-imposed

voluntarily assumed or enduredVoluntarily taken on one's self; as, self-imposed tasks.

volunteer, willing,voluntary, spontaneous,volitional, unforced, instinctive,conscious, optional, elective

forced, involuntary,compelled, involuntary, mandatory, mandatory, forced, compelled, enforced, enforced

The self-imposed exile had isolated her from her loved ones.

The athlete's self-imposed training regimen was rigorous and demanding.

He struggled with the self-imposed limitations that prevented him from achieving his full potential.

The company had a self-imposed deadline to complete the project.