Definition of: imposition

(im′pə·zish′ən) noun
1. The act of imposing, in any sense of the word.
2. An unjust requirement.
3. A trick of deception; imposture.
4. Printing The arrangement of pages of type or plates, in the right order for printing.
5. The act of laying on hands, as in confirmation or ordination.
6. A tax, toll, or duty. See synonyms under DECEPTION, FRAUD. [<L impositio, -onis <impositus. See IMPOST.]