impose

verb12 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.3

To impose directly or without involving other factors.

To impose in a way that produces the intended or desired result.

To impose from an outside source or organization.

To impose from a central authority or government.

To impose using physical force or strong pressure.

To impose in a way that is not natural or genuine.

To impose by one party without the agreement of others.

To impose based on random choice or whim, not on reason.

To make an effort or attempt to impose something.

To make an effort or attempt to impose something.

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

A more formal alternative to 'on', indicating the person, group, or thing affected.