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Enforce verb - To carry out effectively.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- It comes up again later when he (unsuccessfully) tries to enforce it and he and Robin get back into the argument.
Source: Calling Shot Gun -
Even after turning power back over to civilian authority, the Utopia could only last so long as the Squadron was around to enforce it.
Source: Ambition Is Evil -
Fire Emblem Awakening features "Marth" or Lucina, as she's actually named, as well as any other child characters, sent back to prevent the Bad Future, and the actual Player Character, or at least an alternate thereof sent to enforce it.
Source: Terminator Twosome
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