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Definition of enforce
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Enforce
(v. t.) To put force upon; to
force;
to
constrain;
to
compel;
as, to
enforce
obedience
to
commands..
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Enforce
::
Enforce
(v. t.) To put in
motion
or
action
by
violence;
to
drive.
Lawsuit
::
Lawsuit
(n.) An
action
at law; a suit in
equity
or
admiralty;
any legal
proceeding
before
a court for the
enforcement
of a
claim.
Enforced
::
Enforced
(a.)
Compelled;
forced;
not
voluntary.
Exact
::
Exact (a.) To
demand
or
require
authoritatively
or
peremptorily,
as a
right;
to
enforce
the
payment
of, or a
yielding
of; to
compel
to yield or to
furnish;
hence,
to
wrest,
as a fee or
reward
when none is due; --
followed
by from or of
before
the one
subjected
to
exaction;
as, to exact
tribute,
fees,
obedience,
etc., from or of some one..
Force
::
Force (n.) To put in
force;
to cause to be
executed;
to make
binding;
to
enforce.
Law-abiding
::
Law-abiding
(a.)
Abiding
the law;
waiting
for the
operation
of law for the
enforcement
of
rights;
also,
abiding
by the law;
obedient
to the law; as,
law-abiding
people..
Recruit
::
Recruit
(n.) A
supply
of
anything
wasted
or
exhausted;
a
reenforcement.
Reinforcement
::
Reinforcement
(n.) See
Reenforcement.
Reinforce
::
Reinforce
(n.) See
Reenforce,
n..
Law
::
Law (n.) Any
edict,
decree,
order,
ordinance,
statute,
resolution,
judicial,
decision,
usage,
etc., or
recognized,
and
enforced,
by the
controlling
authority..
Enforce
::
Enforce
(v. i.) To
attempt
by
force.
Reinforce
::
Reinforce
(v. t.) See
Reenforce,
v. t..
Enforcible
::
Enforcible
(a.) That may be
enforced.
Rigor
::
Rigor (n.)
Exactness
without
allowance,
deviation,
or
indulgence;
strictness;
as, the rigor of
criticism;
to
execute
a law with
rigor;
to
enforce
moral
duties
with
rigor;
--
opposed
to
lenity..
Utilitarianism
::
Utilitarianism
(n.) The
doctrine
that
virtue
is
founded
in
utility,
or that
virtue
is
defined
and
enforced
by its
tendency
to
promote
the
highest
happiness
of the
universe..
Tithingman
::
Tithingman
(n.) A
parish
officer
elected
annually
to
preserve
good order in the
church
during
divine
service,
to make
complaint
of any
disorderly
conduct,
and to
enforce
the
observance
of the
Sabbath..
Physico-theology
::
Physico-theology
(n.)
Theology
or
divinity
illustrated
or
enforced
by
physics
or
natural
philosophy.
Estreat
::
Estreat
(v. t.) To
extract
or take out from the
records
of a
court,
and send up to the court of
exchequer
to be
enforced;
-- said of a
forfeited
recognizance..
Enforceable
::
Enforceable
(a.)
Capable
of being
enforced.
Peroration
::
Peroration
(n.) The
concluding
part of an
oration;
especially,
a final
summing
up and
enforcement
of an
argument..
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