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Results for: impose again, enforce again, inflict again

English	English
impose again, enforce again, inflict again	reimpose
(Grammar) grammatical unit usually comprised of a subject and verb (generally begins with a capital letter and ends with a punctuation mark); judgment specifying the punishment for a crime (Law), allocate somebody punishment, impose a punishment, penal...	sentence
absolve somebody of sins, confess, hear a confession of sins; assign penance for sins; absolve sins after confession and repentance, impose penance	shrive
accuse or charge, charge paid by members, charge tax, determine costs of litigation, impose a tariff, impose a levy; burden, demand too much, fee, money paid to a government, strain, strain or make heavy demands on	tax
act as a referee, act as referee, make decisions or settle disputes between two parties; enforce the rules at a sports match, arbitrator, unbiased person who makes decisions and settles disputes; umpire, official who enforces game rules during sports c...	referee
act of compensating, compensation, correction, act of remedying a problem or injustice; compensation, damages awarded for injustice or injury, dress again; correct a wrong, remedy an injustice; compensate, pay damages for an injustice or injury, impose...	redress
act of squeezing between a finger and thumb, tweak; ache, pain; little bit, small amount, an arrest, arrest somebody, be too tight and painful, critical time, grip something between finger and thumb, impose hardship on, narrow and disappear, painful sq...	pinch
act or process of collecting or conscripting (money, property, etc.) by a government or other authority; something which is collected through a levy (i.e. money, property, troops, etc.), army, conscription, declare war, impose a tax, impose a tax or fi...	levy
analyze in terms of morality, criticize the morals of others, explain or define in moral terms; enforce principles of morality, make more moral	moralize
anguish, cause somebody anguish, distort something, inflict excruciating pain, torment, agonize, inflict pain on somebody, inflicting of pain, infliction of excruciating pain, methods of inflicting pain	torture
arrange pages, inconvenience somebody, insist on, lay on hands, levy or enforce, pass off on somebody, require, compel, force upon; enforce, institute; force oneself on others	impose
ban, restriction on commerce, impose an embargo, officially restrict commerce, order halting movement of ships, order stopping trade, prohibit or forbid something, prohibition, seize something	embargo
be relevant, make a formal request for something, make a request; implement; enforce; refer, spread something, use something, work hard	apply
boarding of ship, chat, chat with somebody, go to inspect place, go to see place, go to see somebody, inflict something on somebody, official inspection, social call, stay in a place, stay somewhere temporarily; spend time with a person or group of peo...	visit
break open, bring about through the use of power; impose; compel; oblige; break through, push through; artificially increase the rate of growth (of plants, etc.), create a run, create by strength, effectiveness or validity, group organized to fight, in...	force
cause distress to somebody, inflict injury on somebody, wrong, oppress; cause sorrow; offend	aggrieve
cause havoc or destruction, express anger or hatred, inflict (wreak havoc); give expression to; carry out, perform, inflict revenge	wreak
cause of anguish, cause of annoyance, inflict pain on somebody or something, tease somebody, torture, agonize, persecute, suffering, twist something	torment
cause suffering, force on somebody, impose, mete out (punishment, etc.); cause something unpleasant (suffering	inflict
Christian sacrament of reconciliation, duty imposed by priest, impose penance on somebody, self-imposed punishment; self-mortification, affliction; repentance, self-punishment for committing sin	penance

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