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Opposite of to issue, establish or apply as a charge, fine or penalty
“This follows further advice from the Chief Medical Officers, who now collectively agree that it is possible to lift the ban on retail sales.”
Opposite of to force (something unwelcome) on someone
“Would it be impertinent of me to offer some advice to you and your readers?”
(impose on/upon) Opposite of to be an inconvenience
“I suggest we opt for a timeslot that will convenience everyone.”
(impose on/upon) Opposite of to take advantage of
“You have done so much for me in the past, and I just wanted to return the favor.”
Opposite of to cause (a large amount of damage or harm)
Opposite of to issue, establish or apply as a fee, charge, fine or penalty
Opposite of to specify or require as a condition
Opposite of to deliver or administer something painful or undesirable to
Opposite of to stipulate action to be taken as an order or instruction
Opposite of to instruct or order (someone) to do something
Opposite of to give an authoritative or decisive command or order
Opposite of to administer, implement, or carry out
Opposite of to intrude, meddle, or trespass in others' affairs
Opposite of to issue, establish or apply as a charge, fine or penalty
“Richard was to give four major castles to Philip and pay the cost of garrisoning them, along with other compensation.”
Opposite of to burden, load or encumber with
Opposite of to establish or stipulate as a previous condition
“Is the contract rigid enough to prevent any deviations from our agreement?”
Opposite of to afflict or haunt with (harm)
“After your father found a way to dispel the curse and separate my soul from the Ker's, part of my immortal self was not restored to me.”
Opposite of to charge or levy
“The gym will exempt the joining fee should the member refer another friend.”
(a decision, plan, or agreement) Opposite of to execute or carry out
“After falling on deaf ears, the masses decided to take matters into their hands to prevent the deforestation of the local national park.”
Opposite of to allocate or assign to
“Instead of revealing the name of the culprit, Raja decided to take the fall for the mistake.”
Opposite of to inflict something undesirable on someone
“The aid of a professional draughtsman can not only help you bring your home to life, but also save you from complications later down the line.”
Opposite of to involve (something) as a necessary or inevitable part
Opposite of to decide on and announce
“Passengers will be allowed to change or cancel the date of travel without penalty up until 24 hours prior to travel.”
Opposite of to inflict a physical blow on someone
“As Grant goes on the offensive again and lands a couple of lefts, Jones looks surprised and begins to miss easy jabs.”
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