verb
- commanding or instructing someone to do something, often with authority or urgency
- legally prohibiting or restraining someone from doing something by court order
Usage: legal
Examples
- The teacher was enjoining the students to complete their homework on time.
- The coach enjoined the team to maintain discipline during the tournament.
- The court issued an order enjoining the company from using the trademark.
- The principal enjoined all staff members to follow the new safety protocols.
- The judge was enjoining the defendant from contacting the witness.
- Parents are enjoining their children to practice good hygiene habits.