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enforced

Pronunciation: [ɪnˈfɔrst]

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Learn how to use enforced in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

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.

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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?

How to pronounce enforced

Pronunciation: [ɪnˈfɔrst]

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