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enforced

/ɪnˈfoɹst/adjective2 syllables

Enforced means: forced or compelled or put in force.

Synonyms for enforced1

adjective, as in forced or compelled or put in force

implemented

Opposites of enforced

unenforced

What does enforced mean?1

adjective

1

forced or compelled or put in force“a life of enforced inactivity”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with enforced?4

one syllable

forced

two syllables

divorcedendorsed

three syllables

reinforced
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Enforced in a sentence

  • There is a law against dropping litter, but it's rarely enforced.sundown
  • If the agreement were enforced, it would create a situation verging on the grotesque.al_ex_an_der
  • Security, law and order must be enforced consistently.GuidoW
  • Since traditional gender roles include enforced heterosexuality, gay and trans people are natural allies.shekitten
  • The supervisor enforced the rules here in this factory.Zifre
  • The new law was enforced on the people of the island.unknown
  • I demand that this plan be approved and enforced as soon as possible.WestofEden
  • Layla's parents enforced a strict no-dating policy on her throughout high school.OsoHombre

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