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Definition of
self-imposed adjective
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
self-imposed
adjective
adjective
[
usually before noun
]
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a
self-imposed
task, duty, etc. is one that you force yourself to do rather than one that someone else forces you to do
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self-imposed
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Nearby words
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noun
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