Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Obsolete forms of enforce, enforcement.
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- verb Obsolete spelling of
enforce .
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Examples
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I have even developed theraputic role playing games to enable young women to re-inforce their resistance to sin, but all they do is call me a pervert, and tell me to put my pants back on.
Matthew Yglesias » Jessica Valenti on Anti-Feminists and So-Called “Hook-up Culture” 2009
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This book does not teach any grammar points, it is simply a book of tests to help the teacher evaluate and re-inforce the information taught.
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I thought is was the Judges job to inforce the Constitution and the peoples job to add footnotes or make changes.
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If you want the critics to stop, then keep your mouth shut about your problems and go to those who are in your camp, on your side, wise Christian women who have stayed home and raised their own children, or others who would re-inforce you.
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Either they would reward the wingnuts for their obstructionism or re-inforce the progressives.
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Thank God one state has the testicular fortitude to actually inforce imigration laws.
Natl. Poll: More favor than oppose Arizona immigration law 2010
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This would be illegal to inforce but will the anti gun group in charge it sounds very bad.
Inauguration Day Discussion Topic: The Change You Need? 2009
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It's really hilarious that she can get under the liberals skin when all she does is re-inforce what most normal Americans believe in.
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This would be illegal to inforce but will the anti gun group in charge it sounds very bad.
Inauguration Day Discussion Topic: The Change You Need? 2009
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All this inforce until we have a working independant energy, space, and education policy.
eggoabbas commented on the word inforce
Actuaries and insurance professionals often use this as (1) an adjective equivalent to "in-force" as in "inforce policies", and (2) as a noun refering all policies in force.
June 26, 2009