This is the 4944th most frequent Portuguese word.
impositivas
"Impositivas" means "imposing" or "authoritative."
The word 'impositivas' is used here to describe rules that are enforced in a mandatory and authoritative manner, indicating the tone of obligation or strictness.
As regras impositivas da instituição são difíceis de seguir.
The institution's imposing rules are difficult to follow.
In this context, 'impositiva' describes the manner of someone's behavior, implying assertiveness or dominance in presenting opinions or decisions.
Ela adotou uma postura impositiva durante a reunião.
She adopted an imposing stance during the meeting.
Here, 'impositivas' is used to characterize policies as being enforced or mandatory, possibly viewed negatively due to their restrictive nature.