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Definition of impose
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Impose
(v. t.) To lay on, as the
hands,
in the
religious
rites of
confirmation
and
ordination..
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Self-imposed
::
Self-imposed
(a.)
Voluntarily
taken on one's self; as,
self-imposed
tasks..
Gudgeon
::
Gudgeon
(v. t.) To
deprive
fraudulently;
to
cheat;
to dupe; to
impose
upon.
Trump
::
Trump (v. t.) To
impose
unfairly;
to palm off.
Amercement
::
Amercement
(n.) The
infliction
of a
penalty
at the
discretion
of the
court;
also, a mulct or
penalty
thus
imposed.
It
differs
from a
fine,in
that the
latter
is, or was
originally,
a fixed and
certain
sum
prescribed
by
statue
for an
offense;
but an
amercement
is
arbitrary.
Hence,
the act or
practice
of
affeering.
[See
Affeer.].
Hoodwink
::
Hoodwink
(v. t.) To
deceive
by false
appearance;
to
impose
upon.
Impose
::
Impose
(v. t.) To lay on, as the
hands,
in the
religious
rites of
confirmation
and
ordination..
Impose
::
Impose
(v. t.) To lay as a
charge,
burden,
tax, duty,
obligation,
command,
penalty,
etc.; to
enjoin;
to levy; to
inflict;
as, to
impose
a toll or
tribute..
Passion
::
Passion
(n.) A
suffering
or
enduring
of
imposed
or
inflicted
pain; any
suffering
or
distress
(as, a
cardiac
passion);
specifically,
the
suffering
of
Christ
between
the time of the last
supper
and his
death,
esp. in the
garden
upon the
cross..
Chargeable
::
Chargeable
(a.) That may be
charged,
laid,
imposed,
or
imputes;
as, a duty
chargeable
on iron; a fault
chargeable
on a man..
Rider
::
Rider (n.) An
addition
or
amendment
to a
manuscript
or other
document,
which is
attached
on a
separate
piece of
paper;
in
legislative
practice,
an
additional
clause
annexed
to a bill while in
course
of
passage;
something
extra or
burdensome
that is
imposed..
Imposable
::
Imposable
(a.)
Capable
of being
imposed
or laid on.
Adultery
::
Adultery
(n.) The fine and
penalty
imposed
for the
offense
of
adultery.
Custom
::
Custom
(n.)
Duties
or tolls
imposed
by law on
commodities,
imported
or
exported..
Perjury
::
Perjury
(v.) At
common
law, a
willfully
false
statement
in a fact
material
to the
issue,
made by a
witness
under oath in a
competent
judicial
proceeding.
By
statute
the
penalties
of
perjury
are
imposed
on the
making
of
willfully
false
affirmations..
Unlaw
::
Unlaw (n.) A fine
imposed
as a
penalty
for
violation
of the law.
Sagging
::
Sagging
(n.) A
bending
or
sinking
between
the ends of a
thing,
in
consequence
of its own, or an
imposed,
weight;
an
arching
downward
in the
middle,
as of a ship after
straining.
Cf.
Hogging..
Impose
::
Impose
(v. t.) To
arrange
in
proper
order on a table of stone or metal and lock up in a chase for
printing;
-- said of
columns
or pages of type,
forms,
etc..
Superinpregnation
::
Superimpose
(v. t.) To lay or
impose
on
something
else; as, a
stratum
of earth
superimposed
on
another
stratum..
Incumbent
::
Incumbent
(a.)
Lying,
resting,
or
imposed,
as a duty or
obligation;
obligatory;
always
with on or
upon..
Force
::
Force (n.)
Strength
or
energy
of body or mind;
active
power;
vigor;
might;
often,
an
unusual
degree
of
strength
or
energy;
capacity
of
exercising
an
influence
or
producing
an
effect;
especially,
power to
persuade,
or
convince,
or
impose
obligation;
pertinency;
validity;
special
signification;
as, the force of an
appeal,
an
argument,
a
contract,
or a
term..
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