imposition on

Frequency: 8.515.0 per million words

Indicates the person, group, or thing that is affected by the imposition.

impositionimposition + PREPOSITION

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Examples (10)

  • The new regulations represent an imposition on small businesses.
  • Many viewed the curfew as an unwelcome imposition on their freedom.
  • The additional taxes were seen as a harsh imposition on low-income families.
  • She felt the extra workload was an unfair imposition on her time.
  • The constant surveillance became a severe imposition on their daily lives.
  • The government's decision was a direct imposition on the citizens' rights.
  • Critics argued that the new policy was an unnecessary imposition on the education system.
  • Is this request an imposition on your generosity?
  • The unexpected visitor was an imposition on her quiet evening.
  • We must resist the imposition on personal liberties.