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No. 11,958 in Spanish

impusiera

"Impusiera" is the third-person singular imperfect subjunctive form of "imponer," meaning "were to impose" or "imposed."

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  • Si él impusiera reglas justas, todos estarían contentos.

    If he imposed fair rules, everyone would be happy.

    Subjunctive past form of 'imponer', indicating a hypothetical condition.

  • Deseaba que ella impusiera más disciplina en su clase.

    He wished that she imposed more discipline in her class.

    Expressing a wish or request in the past subjunctive form.

  • Era importante que tú impusieras tus ideas durante la reunión.

    It was important that you imposed your ideas during the meeting.

    Subjunctive mood to express necessity or importance in a past context.

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