Imposed and Made

Imposed

Imposed adjective - Set forth authoritatively as obligatory.

Made and imposed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Made" instead a verb "Imposed".

Nearby Words: impose, imposing, imposition, impost

Made

Made adjective - Produced by a manufacturing process.
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Synonyms for Made

Imposed and made are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Imposed" instead a verb "Made".

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  • Comic Book / Batman: Endgame His suit fared relatively well against Superman, until he made the mistake of assuming that a Jokerized Superman would actually fight like Superman: with self-imposed limits.
  • Since then, writers have either ignored this, or have him regard it as a mistake that made his self-imposed prohibition against killing even stronger in response.
  • Gentle Giant The weapon also made him immortal, and thousands of years of wandering in self-imposed exile changed his outlook.
    Source: Gentle Giant
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