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Definition of authority
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of authority is as below...
Authority
(n.) A
precedent;
a
decision
of a
court,
an
official
declaration,
or an
opinion,
saying,
or
statement
worthy
to be taken as a
precedent..
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Requisition
::
Requisition
(n.) That which is
required
by
authority;
especially,
a quota of
supplies
or
necessaries..
Vicegerent
::
Vicegerent
(n.) An
officer
who is
deputed
by a
superior,
or by
proper
authority,
to
exercise
the
powers
of
another;
a
lieutenant;
a
vicar..
Warranter
::
Warranter
(n.) One who
warrants,
gives
authority,
or
legally
empowers..
Parliamentary
::
Parliamentary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Parliament;
as,
parliamentary
authority..
Exile
::
Exile (n.) The
person
expelled
from his
country
by
authority;
also, one who
separates
himself
from his
home..
Bureaucracy
::
Bureaucracy
(n.) A
system
of
carrying
on the
business
of
government
by means of
departments
or
bureaus,
each under the
control
of a
chief,
in
contradiction
to a
system
in which the
officers
of
government
have an
associated
authority
and
responsibility;
also,
government
conducted
on this
system..
Range
::
Range (v.)
Extent
or space taken in by
anything
excursive;
compass
or
extent
of
excursion;
reach;
scope;
discursive
power;
as, the range of one's
voice,
or
authority..
Clothe
::
Clothe
(v. t.) Fig.: To cover or
invest,
as with a
garment;
as, to
clothe
one with
authority
or
power..
Melchite
::
Melchite
(n.) One of a sect,
chiefly
in Syria and
Egypt,
which
acknowledges
the
authority
of the pope, but
adheres
to the
liturgy
and
ceremonies
of the
Eastern
Church..
Vizierate
::
Vizierate
(n.) The
office,
dignity,
or
authority
of a
vizier..
Mighty
::
Mighty
(n.)
Possessing
might;
having
great power or
authority.
Liege
::
Liege (a.)
Sovereign;
independent;
having
authority
or right to
allegiance;
as, a liege
lord..
Magister
::
Magister
(n.)
Master;
sir; -- a title of the
Middle
Ages, given to a
person
in
authority,
or to one
having
a
license
from a
university
to teach
philosophy
and the
liberal
arts..
Legate
::
Legate
(n.) An
ecclesiastic
representing
the pope and
invested
with the
authority
of the Holy See.
Church
::
Church
(n.) The
aggregate
of
religious
influences
in a
community;
ecclesiastical
influence,
authority,
etc.; as, to array the power of the
church
against
some moral
evil..
Representative
::
Representative
(n.) An
agent,
deputy,
or
substitute,
who
supplies
the place of
another,
or
others,
being
invested
with his or their
authority..
Gallicanism
::
Gallicanism
(n.) The
principles,
tendencies,
or
action
of
those,
within
the Roman
Catholic
Church
in
France,
who (esp. in 1682)
sought
to
restrict
the papal
authority
in that
country
and
increase
the power of the
national
church..
Episcopacy
::
Episcopacy
(n.)
Government
of the
church
by
bishops;
church
government
by three
distinct
orders
of
ministers
--
bishops,
priests,
and
deacons
-- of whom the
bishops
have an
authority
superior
and of a
different
kind..
Apocryphal
::
Apocryphal
(a.) Not
canonical.
Hence:
Of
doubtful
authority;
equivocal;
mythic;
fictitious;
spurious;
false.
Patriarchal
::
Patriarchal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
patriarch
or to
patriarchs;
possessed
by, or
subject
to,
patriarchs;
as,
patriarchal
authority
or
jurisdiction;
a
patriarchal
see; a
patriarchal
church..
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