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Limits, Rules & Possibility

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imperative

adjective

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Definition

Absolutely necessary; urgent.

exceed

verb

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Definition

Go beyond a limit or expectation.

dominance

noun

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Definition

Power or control over others.

unavoidable

adjective

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Definition

Impossible to prevent or escape.

irresolvable

adjective

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Definition

Impossible to settle or solve.

mandatory

adjective

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Definition

Required by rule or law.

subordinate

adjective

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Definition

Lower in rank or importance.

ineluctable

adjective

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Definition

Impossible to escape or resist.

prescribe

verb

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Definition

Officially require; set down as a rule.

obligate

verb

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Definition

Legally or morally require.

equitable

adjective

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Definition

Fair and impartial to all sides.

allocate

verb

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Definition

Distribute officially for a particular purpose.

retroactive

adjective

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Definition

Applying to the past as well as the future.

bestow

verb

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Definition

Formally give an honor or gift.

reprieve

noun

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Definition

A temporary relief or delay from something bad.

inevitable

adjective

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Definition

Certain to happen; unavoidable.

insuperable

adjective

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Definition

Impossible to overcome.

unattainable

adjective

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Definition

Impossible to achieve or reach.

precedent

noun

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Definition

An earlier example that guides later decisions.

irreproachable

adjective

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Definition

Beyond criticism; faultless.

sanction

verb

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Definition

Officially approve; also, penalize for breaking rules.

reserved

adjective

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Definition

Set aside for a purpose; restrained in manner.

precarious

adjective

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Definition

Dangerously unstable or insecure.

unfailing

adjective

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Definition

Completely reliable; never weakening.

authorize

verb

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Definition

Give official permission for.

restrict

verb

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Definition

Limit in size, amount, or range.

insurmountable

adjective

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Definition

Too great to be overcome.

prevail

verb

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Definition

Prove stronger; win out in the end.

designate

verb

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Definition

Officially name or assign for a purpose.

petition

verb

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Definition

Formally request something from an authority.

feasible

adjective

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Definition

Possible to do with available means.

ineffectual

adjective

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Definition

Failing to produce the intended effect.

permissible

adjective

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Definition

Allowed by rules or law.

futile

adjective

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Definition

Producing no useful result; pointless.

arduous

adjective

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Definition

Requiring great effort; exhausting.

convene

verb

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Definition

Call together for a meeting.

impractical

adjective

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Definition

Not sensible or realistic to carry out.

surrender

verb

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Definition

Give up control or possession of.

thrive

verb

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Definition

Grow vigorously; flourish.

overreach

verb

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Definition

Go beyond one's authority or ability; attempt too much.