reimposed

Put back on

Reimposed is the past tense of reimpose, meaning to impose again—to restore a rule, restriction, or condition that had been lifted or relaxed.

Governments reimpose sanctions after failed negotiations.

A curfew is reimposed after renewed unrest.

The city reimposed the mask mandate when cases surged.

reinstated

restored

Returned to original condition

reasserted · reactivated · reimplemented · renewed · reinstated · revived · reaffirmed · reinstituted · reenacted · brought back

restrictions

curfew

Mandated return time

  • lockdownEnforced restriction on movement
  • quarantineIsolation preventing disease transmission
  • embargoOfficial prohibition on trade

prohibition · moratorium · ban · sanctions · tariffs · limits · constraints · controls · regulations · rules

authority

mandate

Formal authoritative directive

rule · administration · regime · supremacy · hegemony · tyranny · dictatorship · autocracy · despotism · sovereignty

penalties

sanctions

Punitive international restrictions

  • finesMonetary sanctions or particles
  • leviesMandatory governmental charges
  • dutiesRequired tasks or charges

tariffs · punishments · consequences · fees · surcharges · assessments · charges · tolls · taxes · penalties

Opposites
action on restrictions/rules

reimposedlifted

Raised upward

removed · abolished · repealed · rescinded · withdrawn

Family

reimpose, reimposes, reimposing

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