Reimposed

Reimposed is the past participle form of reimpose, meaning to impose again after a prior removal or relaxation. The term is used to describe measures, rules, or policies that are reinstated after being lifted or eased. Common contexts include government-imposed restrictions such as travel bans, quarantines, curfews, sanctions, tariffs, price controls, or other emergency powers, as well as rules in regulatory frameworks.

In usage, reimposed often appears in news reporting and official statements. It can function as an adjective, as in reimposed restrictions, or in verb form, as in authorities reimposed controls. The term does not inherently convey duration or severity; those aspects depend on the specific policy or measure.

Etymology and related terms: from re- (again) + impose (to lay on or require). Related terms include reinstate, reintroduce, re-enact, and reimposition (the noun form).