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Meanings of imposed upon in English
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Usage of imposed upon in English
1
The same severe requirement is imposed upon the legal profession in general.
2
You will have a heavy penance imposed upon you in the confessional.
3
The sultan has imposed upon me the disagreeable task of worrying you.
4
The time imposed upon the fulfilment of this wager was six months.
5
The terms were the most ignominious ever imposed upon a prostrate enemy.
6
Meanwhile from the west the continent imposed upon a continent came closer.
7
Boys who were being imposed upon found in him a ready protector.
8
Every weary muscle revolted at the demands his will imposed upon it.
9
Here is a list of the obligations his passion imposed upon him.
10
That the wise were often imposed upon by men of small understandings.
11
Eight millions more were imposed upon the rebel towns of Lower Egypt.
12
With a little superficial patching up they were imposed upon the Government.
13
The great task which was imposed upon him urged him on incessantly.
14
She has scrupulously fulfilled the duties imposed upon her by her neutrality.
15
No, Katy; you have been imposed upon by a silly young man.
16
He imposed upon them the hardest works, and treated them most cruelly.
This collocation consists of:
Imposed upon through the time
Imposed upon across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Rare