overimpose
verbEtymology From over- + impose.
1
To impose too much or too often.
- a state that overimposes capital punishment
- an attempt to overimpose order on a teenager's messy bedroom
- Derived terms
- overimposable
verb
Etymology From over- + impose.
To impose too much or too often.
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