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Often used in the same context:
permanent injunction,
desist,
interlocutory injunction,
preempt,
preclude,
invalidate,
compel,
temporary injunction,
prohibit,
ex parte,
forbear,
impleading,
estop,
forbid,
effectuate,
summary judgement,
debar,
discountenance,
refrain,
summary judgment,
dissuade,
cease,
rescind,
interpose,
proscribe,
impleaded,
disqualify,
quo warranto,
nullify,
construe,
replead,
disallow,
implead,
subpoena duces tecum,
annul,
affirm,
countermand,
sue,
ultra vires,
interdict,
rehearing,
infringing,
derecognise,
recuse,
derogate,
commend,
discontinue,
disbar,
preempted,
proceed,
impute,
remedy,
entreat,
discourage,
quash,
terminate,
abridge,
reargue,
nonjudicial foreclosure,
fiduciary duty,
controvert,
treble damages,
overturn,
locus standi,
dismiss,
disfavoring,
restrains,
intercede,
deprive,
arrogate,
disentitle,
uphold,
arbitrate,
legitimatize,
remanding,
reconsider,
garnishee,
implore,
indemnify,
adduce,
vexatious litigation,
applaud,
forestall,
litigate,
analogize,
inculpate,
stop,
cy pres,
intervene,
erred,
foreclose,
mala fide,
expunge,
averred,
solemnize,
impugned,
patent infringement,
haled,
beseech,
expedite,
appellate court,
overrule
More specific:
command,
compel,
direct,
instruct,
require
More general:
disallow,
forbid,
interdict,
prohibit,
proscribe,
request,
veto
Synonyms:
order,
say,
tell
Also try:
— Adjectives for enjoin:
noble,
consequent,
common,
fair,
more
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