reimposition

Bringing back restrictions

Reimposition is the act of imposing something again after it has been lifted or removed.

The term appears most often in policy contexts: the reimposition of sanctions, tariffs, or restrictions.

It implies a return to previous conditions: The reimposition of the curfew frustrated residents who had enjoyed their brief freedom.

restoration

reinstatement

Return to previous position

resumption · return · renewal · reconstitution · reactivation · recommencement · reassertion · reinstallation · rehabilitation · reapplication

restriction

limitation

Bound on extent

embargo · ban · moratorium · clampdown · suppression · containment · interdiction · blockade · exclusion · proscription

control

authority

Power to enforce obedience

supervision · regulation · enforcement · mandate · compliance · discipline · jurisdiction · administration · management · direction

penalty

sanction

Approval or punitive measure

  • fineAcceptable in quality
  • tariffTax on traded goods
  • levyCompulsory government charge

surcharge · fee · duty · tax · forfeiture · damages · reparation · assessment · costs · dues

burden

strain

Excessive stretching force

obligation · onus · encumbrance · load · yoke · exaction · liability · toll · oppression

Opposites
action direction

reimpositionremoval

Act of taking away

lifting · abolition · elimination · withdrawal · suspension

temporal sequence

reimpositioninauguration

Formal beginning ceremony

institution · creation · commencement

Family

position, positive, posture, suppose, oppose, propose, expose, impose, opponent

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