Binding
Enforced
Enforced adjective - Forced or compelled or put in force.
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Binding and enforced are semantically related in compulsory topic. Sometimes you can use "Binding" instead an adjective "Enforced".
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Several Triwizard Tournament fics involve Harry deliberately defying the "magically binding contract" enforced by the Goblet of Fire, despite the strong possibility of losing his magic.
Source: Magically Binding Contract -
Because this oath was a Magically Binding Contract enforced by the God of the setting, they didn't really have much of a choice.
Source: Literature / The Silmarillion -
Disputes are decided by games - enforced via Magically Binding Contract - where both participants wager things they agree are of equal value.
Source: Absurdly High-Stakes Game
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