ordinance
51ordinance — or·di·nance || É”rdnÉ™ns / É”ËdɪnÉ™ns n. that which has been ordained; law, statute; regulation; command …
52ordinance — noun formal 1》 an authoritative order. ↘N. Amer. a municipal by law. 2》 a religious rite. 3》 archaic ordonnance. Origin ME: from OFr. ordenance, from med. L. ordinantia, from L. ordinare (see ordain) …
53ordinance — n. 1. Decree, edict, law, enactment, statute, rule, regulation, command, prescript, order, appointment. 2. Rite, ceremony, observance, sacrament …
54ordinance — n 1. decree, edict, Law. writ, rescript, assize; dictate, dictum, order, command, injunction, fiat, sanction, prescript, prescription, mandate, firman; commandment, behest, dictation; word, word of command, direct order, Inf. the word; charge,… …
55ordinance — or·di·nance …
56ordinance — Обряд1 …
57ordinance — /ˈɔdənəns / (say awduhnuhns) noun 1. an authoritative rule or law; a decree or command. 2. a public injunction or regulation. 3. Ecclesiastical a. an established rite or ceremony. b. a sacrament. c. the communion. {Middle English ordinaunce, from …
58ordinance — n. decree …
59ordinance — Ōlelo kūpa a, kānāwai …
60ordinance — ordnance …