1. unfair or unreasonable demands or burdens placed on someone
Usage: plural of imposition
2. acts of forcing something to be accepted or put in place
Usage: plural of imposition
3. instances of taking advantage of someone’s kindness or generosity
Usage: plural of imposition

Examples

• The new tax impositions angered many citizens.
• She felt the constant requests for help were becoming impositions.
• The government’s impositions of strict regulations hurt small businesses.
• He didn’t want to be an imposition, so he declined the dinner invitation.
• The impositions placed on the defeated nation were harsh.
• Students complained about the impositions of additional homework.
• The impositions of curfews restricted their freedom of movement.