reimpose

ˌriːɪmˈpoʊz

Definitions

1. verb

to impose again, especially a penalty, tax, or restriction

“The government plans to reimpose strict regulations on the industry due to increased pollution.”

2. verb

to put or set something in place again, especially a law, rule, or system

“The new government has decided to reimpose the old tax system to generate more revenue.”

3. noun

the act or process of imposing something again, especially a penalty, tax, or restriction

“The court’s decision to reimpose the sentence has been met with widespread criticism.”

Synonyms

  • reestablish
  • reintroduce
  • restore

Antonyms

  • abolish
  • cancel