Impose

Definitions: Impose

Impose

Verb

1. Compel or impose; "Social relations impose courtesy".

2. Impose something unpleasant: "The principal visited his rage on the students".

3. Impose and collect; "levy a fine".

Source: WordNet 1.7.1 Copyright © 2001 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
 

Date "impose" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1350. (references)

Synonyms: Impose

Command

Prescribe, set, appoint, mark out; set a task, prescribe a task, impose a task; set to work, put in requisition.

Bid, enjoin, charge, call upon, instruct; require at the hands of; exact, impose, tax, task; demand; insist on; (compel).

Credulity

Impose upon; (deceive).

Deception

Impose upon, practice upon, play upon, put upon, palm off on, palm upon, foist upon; snatch a verdict; bluff off, bluff; bunko, four flush, gum, spoof, stuff (a ballot box).

Duty

Impose a duty; Noun: enjoin, require, exact; bind, bind over; saddle with, prescribe, assign, call upon, look to, oblige.

Respect

Command respect, inspire respect; awe, inspire awe, impose, overawe, dazzle.

Wrong

Do wrong; Noun: be inequitable; Adjective: favor, lean towards; encroach upon, impose upon; reap where one has not sown; give an inch and take an ell, give an inch and take an mile; rob Peter to pay Paul.

Crosswords: Impose

French (imposes).

Should you stand before me again, I shall not hesitate to impose a custodial sentence. (Trainspotting; writing credit: John Hodge. Based on the novel by Irvine Welsh.)

Excuse me. I don't mean to impose, but I am the Ocean. (The Salton Sea; writing credit: Tony Gayton)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• Camus' Answer: 'No' to the Western Pharisees Who Impose Reason on Reality (reference)

• Final Report Does the Death Penalty Impose Additional Costs on the Criminal Justice System: A Research Design (reference)

• Henri de Navarre impose Henri IV : le manifeste de Saint-Paul, 10 ao�t 1585 (reference)

• High seas driftnet fishing : hearing before the National Ocean Policy Study of the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, United States Senate, One Hundred Second Congress, first session, on S. 884, to require the President to impose economic (reference)

• Special Use and Conditional Use Districts: A Way to Impose More Specific Zoning Controls (reference)

  (more book examples)

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When any one, or more, shall take upon them to make laws, whom the people have not appointed so to do, they make laws without authority, which the people are not therefore bound to obey; by which means they come again to be out of subjection, and may constitute to themselves a new legislative, as they think best, being in full liberty to resist the force of those, who without authority would impose any thing upon them. (Second Treatise of Government)

How immoral to impose it on them, if they were to be used as the instruments, and the knowing instruments, for violating what they swear to support! (reference)

And here it becomes evident, that the bourgeoisie is unfit any longer to be the ruling class in society, and to impose its conditions of existence upon society as an over-riding law. (reference)

Germany will not maintain or impose any prohibition or restriction on the exportation of any goods sent from her territory to any one of the Allied or Associated States which shall not equally extend to the exportation of the like goods, natural products or manufactured articles, sent to any other such State or to any other foreign country. (reference)

God has willed that this shall not be and we have at least a breathing space to set our house in order before this peril has to be encountered: and even then, if no effort is spared, we should still possess so formidable a superiority as to impose effective deterrents upon its employment, or threat of employment, by others. ("Iron Curtain" Speech)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

To impose his galleys upon these two dazzling children, or to consummate by himself his irremediable engulfment.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Health

The muscular dystrophies impose enormous burdens on people with these disorders and on their families. (references)

Business

There will be no upper limit on the fines the regulator can impose. (references)

Some tenders may impose language related to the Arab League Boycott of Israel. (references)

Pakistan does not impose any marking or labeling requirements for products within this sector. (references)

Children

Ghana

In practice schools impose fees of up to $50 (335,000 cedis) per term, and students also must purchase uniforms and books. (references)

Suriname

School attendance is free; however, most public schools impose a nominal enrollment fee, ranging from $4 to $24 (Sf10,000 to Sf60,000) a year. (references)

Lebanon

The amendments also impose a new building code for all government buildings and require that public transportation be accessible for persons with disabilities. (references)

Civil Liberties

Italy

Courts are sensitive to criticism and impose fines for defamation. (references)

Cuba

It is highly unusual for police to impose house arrest in a domestic dispute. (references)

India

During periods of civil tension, the authorities may ban public assemblies or impose a curfew under the Criminal Procedure Code. (references)

Economic History

Guatemala

Guatemala does not impose performance, purchase, or export requirements. (references)

Israel

The GOI does not impose preferential policies on exports by foreign investors. (references)

Angola

The UN Security Council voted on August 28, 1997, to impose sanctions on UNITA. (references)

Human Rights

Eritrea

The traditional courts cannot impose sentences involving physical punishment. (references)

Pakistan

The testimony of four female witnesses, or that of a rape victim alone, is insufficient to impose Hadd punishments. (references)

Morocco

If the infraction is minor and not contested, the judge may order the defendant released or impose a light sentence. (references)

Minorities

Uzbekistan

The citizenship law does not impose language requirements for citizenship; however, the language issue remains very sensitive. (references)

Nigeria

Traditional linkages continued to impose considerable pressure on individual government officials to favor their own ethnic groups for important positions and patronage. (references)

Indonesia

Many of the country's religious minorities expressed growing concern over what they perceived to be increasing demands by certain Muslim groups to impose Shari'a law in the country. (references)

Political Economy

Hungary

Prosecutors and judges may impose what amounts to unlimited pretrial detention. (references)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Authorities continued to impose some limits on freedom of assembly and association. (references)

Iraq

Saddam Hussein and his inner circle of supporters continued to impose arbitrary rule. (references)

Political Rights

Swaziland

Besides the Swazi Administration Act of 1998, chiefs traditionally are empowered by virtue of unwritten customary laws to impose fines and some form of punishment to their subjects. (references)

Trade

Slovak Rep

Slovakia does not impose export duties. (references)

Ecuador

Ecuador continues to impose certain formal and informal quantitative restrictions. (references)

Travel

Latvia

DUAL NATIONALITY: Dual nationals may be subject to Latvian laws, which impose special obligations. (references)

Ecuador

This provision of the law has been used to impose travel prohibitions against resident U.S. citizens, and also has led to the arrest and incarceration of U.S. business people while they were awaiting a hearing on the civil matter. (references)

Women

Bahamas

The court can and does impose various legal constraints to protect women from abusive spouses or companions. (references)

Worker Rights

Mauritania

Once all parties agree to arbitration, the committee may impose binding arbitration that automatically terminates any strike. (references)

France

In case of an impasse, government mediators may impose solutions that are binding unless formally rejected by either side within a week. (references)

Denmark

If the proposal is rejected, the Government may impose a legislated solution on the parties (usually based upon the mediators' proposal). (references)

Source: compiled by the editor from ICON Group International, Inc.; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references.

Expressions using "impose": impose a blockade ♦ impose a curfew ♦ impose a fine on smb. ♦ impose a penalty ♦ impose an embargo ♦ impose conditions ♦ impose liability ♦ impose on ♦ impose on smb. ♦ impose one's idea ♦ impose one's will ♦ impose oneself ♦ impose oneself on ♦ impose restrictions on ♦ impose sanction ♦ impose smth. on smb. ♦ impose taxes ♦ impose trade sanctions on ♦ impose upon ♦ To impose on ♦ to impose upon. Additional references.

Ending with "impose": re-impose.

Albanian

imponoj (enforce, inflict, intrude, obtrude), vë (apply, attach, contract, deposit, direct, establish, get in, get on, inflict, instal, install, instate, lay, lay down, locate, mislay, place, plant, pull on, put, set, settle, shut, stand, station, stick, Stow), ngarkoj (attribute, burden, charge, commission, cumber, delegate, encumber, entrain, entruck, freight, impute, Lade, load, saddle, ship, weight), mashtroj (bamboozle, befool, beguile, besot, bilk, cheat, chicane, chisel, cozen, deceive, defalcate, defraud, delude, diddle, do, finagle, fleece, flimflam, fob, fool, fudge, gyp, hocus, hoodwink, hose, jockey, juggle, lead on, mislead, mump, nobble, overreach, palter, queer, ready up, shortchange, swindle, take advantage of, take for a ride), faqos (compose, page up). (various references)

Arabic 

‏فرض نفسه, ‏فرض عليه نفسه, ‏فرض (assess, commit, direct, enforcement, enjoin, force, impel, imposition, oblige, order, predicate, prescription, put, require), ‏تطفل (cadge, crash, gatecrash, horn, intrude, intrusion, meddle, mix in, nose, obtrude, obtrusion, parasitize, pry, snoop, snooping), ‏خدع (bamboozle, beguile, betray, bilk, bitch, bite, blind, bluff, brown, bubble, camouflage, catch, cheat, chisel, con, crook, deceive, deception, decoy, defraud, delude, diddle, do, dupe, entrap, fall for, feint, fiddle, fob, fool, fox, get round, give the lie to, gull, gyp, hoax, hocus pocus, humbug, illusory, intrigue, jape, job, leg pull, lure, mislead, mock, mystify, nick, overreach, pitch, play a trick, pose, prank, pull a fast one, pull his leg, ream, rook, sell, settle his hash, skin, skunk, slang, stick, string along, swank, swindle, take for a ride, take in, trick, victimize, wile), ‏إستغل (avail, exploit, follow up, harness, milk, presume, profiteer, quarry, take advantage of, tap, trade on). (various references)

Bulgarian 

слагам (apply, deposit, fit in, fix, ground, implant, lay, lay down, pass, pitch, place, plank down, pop, posit, position, pull on, put, put down, put in, put on, put to, rest, run, set, sew on, ship, stand, stick, stick down, vat), връзвам на страници (make up in pages), натрапвам се (impose oneself, obsess, obtrude oneself), мамя (cozen, deceive, dupe, fiddle, flim-flam, gag, gouge, hocus, hoodwink, jockey, juggle, mock, play along, play possum with, rook, shark, stick, string along, take, twist, victimize), заблуждавам (abuse, deceive, delude, disorient, disorientate, flim-flam, misguide, mislead, mystify, outwit, stuff), пробутвам (foist, palm off, put off, put over, work off), правя впечатление (impress, kill, register, shine, strike), импонирам, използувам (apply, embrace, employ, exploit, impress, milk, play on, put on, put upon, seize, take advantage of, use, utilize). (various references)

Chinese 

征�"� (levy), 强� (imposed, imposing, Obtrusion). (various references)

Czech

uložit (bestow, collocate, deposit, ensconce, house, inflict, input, keep, land with, pack off, place, put to bed, save, seat, Stow). (various references)

Danish

udskyde. (various references)

Dutch

opdringen (force), forceren (force, forcing, spin forming, spinning, violate). (various references)

Esperanto

trudi (force). (various references)

Faeroese

noyða (force). (various references)

Farsi 

مالیات بستن بر (Assess, Excise, Levy, Scot), گرانبارکردن (Freight, Load, Overweigh), تحمیل کردن (Burden, Constrain, Inflict, Protrude, Saddle, Task), اعمال نفوذکردن . (various references)

Finnish

tyrkyttää (force, ply somebody with, press obtrude impose). (various references)

French

imposer (impel, impose upon), obliger, contraindre (impel, impress). (various references)

German

auferlegen (dictate, enjoin, imposition, inflict, lay, levy, to enjoin, to impose). (various references)

Greek 

επιβάλλω (enforce, establish, fine, inflict, institute, mete, necessitate, wreak). (various references)

Hebrew 

לשים על, לאכוף (enforce), לכפות עצמו (impose oneself), ל�"� יח על (apply, superimpose). (various references)

Hungarian

rátesz (put on, to impose, to put on, to superimpose, to superpose), kivet (assess, levy, to assess, to eject, to impose, to lay on, to levy, to rent, to throw off). (various references)

Indonesian

menjatuhkan (overthrow). (various references)

Italian

ingannare (abuse, bamboozle, be mistaken, be wrong, beguile, bluff, cheat, cod, deceive, delude, do, dupe, fool, Fox, gull, hoax, hocus, hoodwink, kid, lie, mislead, stall, swindle, trick, trickery, victimise, victimize), imporre (assert oneself, be called for, be successful, become popular, call for, enforce, fix, force, impose oneself, intrude, lay down, levy, make, oblige, obtrude, order, push, raise, stand out), costringere (cause, coerce, compel, constrain, enforce, force, make, pin down, press gang, push, will), comporre la forma, appioppare. (various references)

Japanese Kanji 

課する (to impose), 課す (to impose), 載せる (to give a ride, to impose on, to lettake part, to load, to mention, to place on, to publish, to record, to run, to take on board), 迷惑�'掛ける (to annoy, to bother, to impose trouble), 科する (to impose, to inflict), 乗せる (to give a ride, to impose on, to lettake part, to load, to mention, to place on, to publish, to record, to run, to take on board), 付け込む (to impose on, to make an entry, to take advantage of), 付け入る (to impose on, to take advantage of). (various references)

Japanese Katakana 

のせる (to give a ride, to impose on, to lettake part, to load, to mention, to place on, to publish, to record, to run, to take on board), つけいる (to impose on, to take advantage of), つけ�"む (to impose on, to make an entry, to pickle a large amount, to take advantage of), かする (to be reduced, to become blurred, to change into, to convert into, to exploit, to graze, to impose, to improve, to inflict, to influence, to squeeze, to take a percentage, to touch lightly, to transform), かす (dregs, feces, refuse, scum, to be reduced, to change into, to convert to, to impose, to improve, to influence, to lend, to transform), めいわく�'かける (to annoy, to bother, to impose trouble). (various references)

Korean 

부과하십시�". (various references)

Manx

molley (baffle, bafflement, beguile, bluff, cajole, captivate, cheering, deceit, deceive, deception, disappoint, disappointment, foil, fool, imposition, trick), curmal (appoint, duty, enforce, enjoin, regulate), curmaghey (appoint, appointment, regulate, regulation), cur fo keesh, cur fo jaghee, cur er (affectation, affectedness, apply, ascribe, compel, devolve, don, imposition, induce, inflict, lead, oblige, on occasion, persuade, turn on). (various references)

Norwegian

påtvinge (inflict), pålegge (enjoin, levy). (various references)

Pig Latin

imposeay.(various references)

Portuguese

impor (bind, command, enjoin, force, impress, inflict, lay on, penates, put on, sandbag, strike), obrigar (compel, constrain, determine, enforce, force, have, obligate, oblige, obliging, put). (various references)

Romanian

impune (assign, carry, compel, enforce, enjoin, entail, force, get, lay, lay on, protrude, rate, tax). (various references)

Russian 

верстать (make up in pages), впечатлять (impress, make an impression), обманывать (befool, beguile, bilk, cheat, deceive, deceiving, defraud, delude, disappoint, do, double cross, flimflam, fob, fool into thinking, gag, gull, hocus, hoodwink, jockey, juggle, kid, mump, practise deceit, practise deception, prey, pull a fast one, swindle, victimize), навязывать (force upon, inflict, obtrude), навязать. (various references)

Serbo-Croatian

metnuti (perch, place, put, stow). (various references)

Spanish

imponer (deposit, enforce, enjoin, entail, exact, give, hand down, impose oneself, inflict, keep, lay, lay on, press, set, tax), poner (add, adjust, affix, alight, append, arrange, attach, bet, call, clap, connect, contribute, deposit, do, dress, drop, encase, enclose, entangle, expend, fasten, get down, get on, give, give in, impawn, inclose, insert, instal, install, invest, job, jug, kick out, land, lay, lay down, light, make, open, perform, place, play back, pose, post, provoke, put, put down, put into, put on, put out, put through, put up, raise, read, send, set, set up, slip on, stake, stand, start, stick, stick down, Stow, suppose, switch on, tag on, take, take along, throw in, translate, turn on, wear), hacer aceptar (carry, push through, put across, put over, put through, sell), ajustar (adjust, align, bring into position, displace, doctor, engage, fit, make a contract, move into position, position, regulate, seat, set, Square, stagger, suit, tie up, to adjust, to fit, to mount, to set, trim). (various references)

Swedish

lura (bamboozle, beat, befool, beguile, cheat, chicane, chisel, chouse, clip, cod, con, cozen, deceive, decoy, delude, diddle, do, do down, dope, double cross, double-cross, dupe, entrap, euchre, flay, fool, Fox, gaff, gudgeon, gull, have, hoax, hocus pocus, hokey-pokey, hoodwink, hook, humbug, inveigle, jockey, kid, lure, out-jockey, overreach, rip off, rook, sell, short-change, swindle, trick), imponera (impress, make an impression). (various references)

Turkish

zorlamak (be urgent with smb., bludgeon, bully, clamor down, clamour down, coerce, compel, constrain, cow smb. into, cozen, do violence to, drag in, drive, edge on, enforce, exact, force, impel, impress, lean upon, obligate, outrage, press, press-gang smb. into doing smth., pressure, push, push smb. for, railroad, railroad into doing, stampede, strain, stretch, subdue, sweat, twist smb.'s arm, urge, worry, wrest), yararlanmak (avail oneself of smth., benefit, capitalize, enjoy, make use of, parlay, pass over, pass up, practice on, practice upon, practise on, practise upon, profit, profit by, put account, refer, rejoice in, take advantage of, turn to account, use, utilize), yüklemek (ascribe, burden, charge, embark, encumber, fasten, fasten on, father, foist, freight, hand over, heap, impute, inflict, Lade, lay, lay on, lay smth. at one's door, load, offload, overlay, pin, pitch, plant, put, put down, saddle, shift, stack, store, weight), yük olmak (be a charge on smb., bear hard on, cumber, load, tax, weigh, weigh on, weigh upon), uygulmaya koymak, kötüye kullanmak (abuse, betray, defile, encroach, exploit, make a draft on, misappropriate, misemploy, misuse, presume on, presume upon), etkilenmek (be affected, be impressed, be thrilled, be touched, grip, respond). (various references)

Ukranian 

обкладати (put, round up), обманювати (baffle, bam, beguile, begunk, betray, bluff, bubble, buffalo, cheat, chouse, cozen, deceive, defraud, delude, do down, double cross, gouge, mountebank, swindle, trick, victimize), нав'язувати (enforce, intrude, obtrude, thrust, wish on), зобов'язувати (assign, call for, enjoin, indebt, obligate, oblige, tie, tie up). (various references)

Welsh

arddodi (prefix). (various references)

infigar, infixa, infixae, infixit, infixitque, infixum, infixus, inflixerit, injungere, inponam, inponas, inponat, inponatur, inpone, inponebant, inponebat, inponendi, inponens, inponent, inponentem, inponentes, inponentesque, inponentque, inponere, inponeremus, inponerent, inponeret, inpones, inponet, inponetis, inponetque, inponetur, inponi, inponit, inponite, inponunt, inposita, inpositae, inpositam, inpositasque, inpositione, inpositionem, inpositionis, inpositis, inpositisque, inposito, inpositum, inpositumque, inposueris, inposuerunt, inposueruntque, inposui, inposuissent, inposuisset, inposuisti, inposuit, inposuitque. (various references)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Derivations

Words beginning with "impose": imposed, imposer, imposers, imposes. (additional references)

Words ending with "impose": reimpose, superimpose. (additional references)

Words containing "impose": reimposed, reimposes, superimposed, superimposes. (additional references)

Misspellings

"Impose" is suggested in spellcheckers for the following: Amponsah, empusae, Icp-oes, imos, Imosa, Imossi, impas, impo, impos, imposs, imposte, impune, ipos, Kimpese. (additional references)

Source: compiled by the editor (additional references); see credits.

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: mopes, poems, poise, pomes.

-2 letters: epos, imps, mise, miso, mope, mops, opes, peso, pies, piso, poem, pois, pome, poms, pose, semi, simp, sipe, some.

-3 letters: ems, imp, ism, mis, mop, mos, oes, oms, ope, ops, ose, pes, pie, pis, poi, pom, psi, sei, sim, sip, som, sop.

-4 letters: em, es, is, me, mi, mo, oe, om, op, os, pe, pi, si, so.

+1 letter: episome, impones, imposed, imposer, imposes, mopiest, myopies, optimes, peonism, pommies, promise, semipro.

+2 letters: apomixes, compiles, complies, comprise, empoison, episomal, episomes, epistome, epitomes, epizoism, implodes, implores, imposers, imposted, imposter, impowers, improves, ipomoeas, liposome, meropias, milepost, mispoise, misspoke, moperies, nepotism, optimise, peonisms, phimoses, pimentos, plimsole, polemics, polemist, primeros, primrose, promines, promised, promisee, promiser, promises, reimpose, semipros.

+3 letters: apogamies, campesino, companies, compilers, complices, compliers, complines, composite, comprised, comprises, comprizes, copremias, despotism, dopamines, empoisons, emporiums, epigonism, epistomes, epitomise, epizoisms, eponymies, europiums, impastoed, impellors, imperious, impetigos, impetuous, implorers, implosive, importers, imposters, impostume, imposture, impotents, improvers, improvise, liposomes, mileposts, miscopied, miscopies, misemploy, mispoised, mispoises, misreport, misspoken, morphines, nepotisms, optimised, optimises, optimizes, orpiments, pemolines, peponiums, peristome, persimmon, philomels, phonemics, picomoles, piedmonts, pimientos, plimsoles, poeticism, polemists, polemizes, premonish, primroses, promisees, promisers, proxemics, ptomaines, pumiceous, reimports, reimposed, reimposes, semigroup, simpleton, spoilsmen, temporise.

+4 letters: ametropias, amphiboles, angiosperm, aposematic, campesinos, completist, composited, composites, compromise, compulsive, despotisms, diplomates, discompose, empoisoned, epigonisms, episiotomy, episomally, epitomised, epitomises, epitomizes, euphoniums, exemptions, geotropism, hemoptysis, hippiedoms, hypodermis, hypoxemias, imperators, impersonal, impervious, implosives, impolicies, importunes, impossible, imposthume, impostumes, impostures, impotences, impoverish, impresario, impression, imprisoned, improvised, improviser, improvises, megascopic, megasporic, mentorship, mesophytic, metropolis, micropores, micropyles, microscope, microspore, miscompute, misdevelop, misemploys, mispointed, misreports, misstopped, monopodies, monopolies, monopolise, morphemics, mycophiles, myopathies, nemophilas, omophagies, optimizers, outpromise, oversimple, oversimply, palimonies, pantomimes, peperomias, periosteum, peristomes, permission, peroxisome, persimmons, pneumonias, poeticisms, polemicist, polyamides, polyamines, polygamies, polymerise, polymerism, polysemies, polytheism, pomologies, premoisten, princedoms, prolamines, proscenium, proseminar, protamines, psalmodies, recompiles, reimposing, resumption, semigroups, semiopaque, semipostal, semitropic, simpletons, slipformed, spirometer, spirometry, spoonerism, supermicro, symphonies, temporised, temporises, temporizes, toponymies.

+5 letters: accompanies, accomplices, amphibolies, amphioxuses, angiosperms, atmospheric, azoospermia, biopolymers, clomiphenes, compatibles, compendious, compendiums, competitors, complainers, completions, completists, complexions, compliances, complicates, compliments, compositely, compressing, compression, compressive, compromised, compromiser, compromises, compulsives, computerise, computerist, comradeship, consumptive, coppersmith, cosmopolite, decomposing, despoilment, diplomacies, discomposed, discomposes, disportment, ectoplasmic, embonpoints, emperorship, empoisoning, endoplasmic, epilimnions, epitomising, extemporise, foremanship, geotropisms, hemipterous, hemophilias, hemophilics, hemopoieses, hemopoiesis, hippodromes, homophonies, homoplasies, homospories, hypodermics, hypsometric, idempotents, impassioned, impecunious, imperiously, impersonate, impetuosity, impetuously, importances, importuners, imposthumes, impotencies, imprecision, impresarios, impressions, improvisers, leprosarium, lymphokines, megalopolis, mentorships, mesomorphic, mesonephric, mesonephroi, mesopelagic, mesophyllic, mesospheric, mesotrophic, microcopies, microphages, microphones, micropipets, microprobes, microscopes, microsphere, microspores, mimeographs, misanthrope, miscomputed, miscomputes, misdevelops, misemployed, misreported, monophagies, monophonies, monophylies, monopolised, monopolises, monopolizes, monopsonies, mouthpieces, mycophagies, mythopoeias, omnipotents, omnipresent, optometries, optometrist, outpromised, outpromises, overimpress, overpromise, palindromes, parsimonies, patrimonies, peristomial, peritoneums, permeations, permissions, peroxisomal, peroxisomes, personalism, phonemicist, piezometers, pimpmobiles, plasminogen, pleochroism, plyometrics, pneumonitis, polemicists, polemicizes, polemoniums, polygamizes, polymathies, polymerised, polymerises, polymerisms, polymerizes, polytheisms, pomposities, preemptions, prehominids, premodifies, premoistens, premonished, premonishes, prestissimo, presumption, proclaimers, promethiums, prominences, prosceniums, proselytism, proseminars, proximities, pyromancies, pyrometries, recomposing, redemptions, resumptions, scopolamine, seismograph, semaphoring, semipopular, semipostals, semitropics, spermagonia, spermophile, spirometers, spirometric, spoonerisms, suboptimize, superimpose, supermicros, taphonomies, temporaries, temporising, temporizers, temptations, thermopiles, trampolines, xerophytism.

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