| enforced absence | 0.92 | David is now living in Beirut again after an enforced absence. | ||
| enforced law | 0.86 | Strictly enforced laws prohibit criticism of the royal family. | ||
| enforced change | 0.39 | Sono will have to make two enforced changes in the side to face the Spaniards. | ||
| enforced retirement | 0.39 | The enforced retirement of FIFA co-player of the century Michelle Akers last year has weakened the team. | ||
| enforced break | 0.33 | Taylor said he felt revitalized after the enforced break. | ||
| enforced exile | 0.33 | He spent many years in enforced exile. | ||
| enforced rest | 0.33 | The enforced rest dramatically changed Baggio. | ||
| enforced silence | 0.33 | And it is pervaded by the spirit of enforced silence and academic regulations common to libraries. | ||
| enforced departure | 0.26 | To Coleridge himself, however, his enforced departure from Ottery seemed like betrayal. | ||
| enforced resignation | 0.26 | The real motive for the enforced resignations remained unclear. | ||
| enforced rule | 0.26 | Properly enforced rules are needed, and maybe now will be forthcoming. | ||
| enforced sanction | 0.26 | The poorly enforced sanctions have slowed or closed many businesses, but most goods and services are available at an inflated price. |