Enforced
Enforced adjective - Forced or compelled or put in force.
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Synonyms for Enforced
Mandatory and enforced are semantically related. in compulsory topic. In some cases you can use "Mandatory" instead an adjective "Enforced", when it comes to topics like imposed.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- involuntary and enforced
- involuntary and mandatory
- binding and enforced
- binding and mandatory
- constrained and enforced
- constrained and mandatory
- necessary and enforced
- necessary and mandatory
- essential and enforced
- essential and mandatory
- required and enforced
- required and mandatory
- imperative and enforced
- imperative and mandatory
Both words in one sentence
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Unlike most mandatory things in Changeling, however, this one can be denied- it's not magically enforced, but it's plain bad form not to.
Source: Sacred Hospitality - Population Control: It's illegal to reproduce below a certain income bracket, enforced with mandatory reversible sterilization procedures.
Source: Tabletop Game / Hc Svnt Dracones - Happiness is enforced through a mandatory regimen of drugs, and anyone who shows signs of being the least bit morose is 'judged' (which basically consists of zapping them into a random alternate universe.)
Source: Totalitarian Utilitarian
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