enforced
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈfɔrst]
Word
Context: “law enforcement”
(verb) to make sure that rules or laws are followed. If something is enforced, it means people must obey it. It's like when a teacher makes sure everyone follows the classroom rules.
Example
The school enforced the dress code, and everyone wore their uniforms.
Example
Without rules being enforced, some students thought they could wear anything they wanted.
Example
What happens if the safety rules are not enforced?
Context: “obligation”
(verb) to require someone to do something, often in a strict way. If something is enforced, it means you have to do it, like cleaning your room before you can play.
Example
The new policy enforced regular check-ups for everyone.
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If the rules are not enforced, people may forget to follow them.
Example
Why is it important that health regulations are enforced?
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