injunction

/ɪnˈd͡ʒʌŋk.ʃən/
noun 3

Collocations

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1

(noun.) court order

ADJ

interim, preliminary | temporary | permanent | court

VERB + INJUNCTION

apply for, seek

get, obtain, take out, win

The company obtained an injunction that stopped their rival from using the trademarked name.

grant (sb), issue | refuse (sb/sth)

vary

The judge agreed to lift the injunction after the company promised to stop the unfair practices.

lift

The judge decided to lift the injunction after the company promised to stop selling the product.

uphold | overturn | ignore

INJUNCTION + VERB

order sth, require sth

ban sth, bar sth, forbid sth, prohibit sth, restrain sb/sth

The judge issued an injunction prohibiting the developer from building on the protected wetland.

prevent sth

PREP

~ against/on

The court issued an injunction on the company to stop dumping waste in the river.

PHRASES

a breach of an injunction

2

(noun.) warning/order from sb in authority

ADJ

stern

VERB + INJUNCTION

follow, obey

The workers decided to obey the court's injunction against striking during negotiations.

ignore

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