imposition (n.)
- application
- assessment
- assumption
- atrocity
- blackmail
- bunco
- burden
- burthen
- call
- cargo
- cess
- charge
- cheat
- cheating
- claim
- composing
- composition
- contribution
- cozenage
- cross
- cumbrance
- demand
- diddle
- difficulty
- disadvantage
- dishonesty
- disservice
- dodge
- draft
- drain
- dummy
- duty
- embarrassment
- encroachment
- encumbrance
- enforcement
- entrance
- entrenchment
- exaction
- extortion
- familiarity
- flam
- flimflam
- fraud
- fraudulence
- freight
- furniture
- graft
- grievance
- gyp
- hamper
- handicap
- hubris
- impediment
- impedimenta
- impingement
- impost
- imposture
- inconvenience
- incursion
- indent
- infiltration
- infliction
- influx
- infringement
- injection
- injury
- injustice
- inroad
- insinuation
- interference
- interjection
- interposition
- interruption
- intervention
- introduction
- intrusion
- invasion
- irruption
- justification
- lawlessness
- layout
- levy
- license
- licentiousness
- load
- lumber
- misuse
- notice
- onus
- order
- outrage
- pack
- penalty
- placement
- placing
- presumption
- presumptuousness
- promulgation
- quoin
- racket
- requirement
- requisition
- rush
- scam
- setting
- slug
- supertax
- surtax
- swindle
- tax
- taxation
- tithe
- toll
- trespass
- tribute
- trouble
- ultimatum
- warning
- weight
- wrong
Nobles by the right of an earlier creation, and priests by the imposition of a mightier hand.
