impose
verbUK /ɪmˈpəʊz/
US /ɪmˈpoʊz/
To make someone accept something they may not want.
The school imposed a new rule about wearing hats.
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2. To officially put a tax, law, or punishment in place.
The government imposed a tax on sugary drinks.
3. To ask for or expect something from someone in a way that is unfair.
I don't want to impose on your kindness by staying too long.
4. To place something heavy or important on someone.
The coach imposed high expectations on the team.
5. To take advantage of someone's hospitality.
They imposed on their neighbors for a whole month.