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Synonyms:
- put on, follow through, put through, rouse, carry out, realize, perform, put in force, adopt, go for, provoke, fortify, put something into action, instruct, dictate, ensure, inflict, exact, over, utilize, exert, lend oneself, push around, engineer, motivate, progress, press, put/bring/carry something into effect, tax with, evoke, act, neglect, inspire, utilise, originate, boss around, oblige, empower, bring about, practice, give rise to, abandon, impose, expect, extort, sanction, necessitate, support, go through with, engender, use, follow out, follow up, hold, waive, apply, visit, command, employ, cause, levy, implement, elicit, coerce, make, stress, produce, compel, effect, emphasize, whip, obligation, urge, energize, go through, carry through, dragoon, generate, give, require, spur, order, induce, pressure, authorize, wrest, order around, tell, execute, constrain, drive, strengthen, demand, invigorate, invoke, put into action, lash, impel, administer, reinforce, force, hound, bring down, do
Examples:
- - And Lizzie had a particular way of setting forth very clearly whatever she wished to express and enforce. - "Lorna Doone, A Romance of Exmoor", R. D. Blackmore
- - Jesus tells this parable on purpose to enforce the point I have been speaking of. - "Our Unitarian Gospel", Minot Savage
- - But our whole earlier history shows how varying the practice was in this respect, how single cantons, how a united minority of them often refused to acknowledge the resolutions of the majority; how differently the very Articles of Confederation themselves, and their right to enforce obedience were explained, or stretched, to suit particular cases. - "The Life and Times of Ulric Zwingli", Johann Hottinger
