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self-imposed
[ self-im-pohzd, self- ]
adjective
- imposed on one by oneself:
a self-imposed task.
self-imposed
adjective
- (of a task, role, or circumstance) having been imposed on oneself by oneself
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of self-imposed1
Example Sentences
But his self-imposed deadline in the sport - before embarking on four years of dental school and a further two years of specialisation - is only serving to enhance his enjoyment of this current assignment.
The welfare reforms come as the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, looks to boost defence funding and tries to meet her own self-imposed fiscal rules, including not borrowing to pay for day-to-day spending.
The independent Office for Budget Responsibility has warned a reciprocal trade war would wipe billions off economic growth and all but eliminate the surplus the Chancellor has left to stay within her self-imposed fiscal rules.
The famous couple had just ended a period of self-imposed retirement and were releasing their first new album of original material in five years.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has set out her plans for the UK economy in her Spring Statement and is on track to meet her self-imposed rules on the public finances, which she has said are "non-negotiable".
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