enforced

Adjective

Meaning

of Enforce

Compelled; forced; not voluntary.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

implemented used required force legal necessary forced apply essential driven binding implement execute enforce mandatory

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Antonyms

unenforced willy prudential freewill abandoned willing

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Phrases with the word

enforced creation prison where hard labour is enforced enforced code enforced normality enforced triangle enforced isolation

Anagrams

confeder

Examples

a life of enforced inactivity Source: Internet

enforced obedience Source: Internet

A 24-hour shut-down was enforced at Salt Beach and the beaches surrounding it for the safety of swimmers and surfers, police said. Source: Internet

According to him, as a Christian, he stands against any law that will make Liberia a Christian nation because "Religion is not enforced by law." Source: Internet

Abacha enforced authority through the federal security system which is accused of numerous human rights abuses, including infringements on freedom of speech, assembly, association, travel, and violence against women. Source: Internet

According to the traditional doctrine (Dicey), conventions cannot be enforced in courts, because they are non-legal sets of rules. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

enforceable court decision enforceable judgment enforceably enforced code enforced creation enforced isolation