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Definition of decree
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Decree
(n.) A
decision,
order,
or
sentence,
given in a cause by a court of
equity
or
admiralty..
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Nullity
::
Nullity
(n.)
Nonexistence;
as, a
decree
of
nullity
of
marriage
is a
decree
that no legal
marriage
exists..
Decree
::
Decree
(n.) A
decision,
order,
or
sentence,
given in a cause by a court of
equity
or
admiralty..
Decree
::
Decree
(v. t.) To
ordain
by fate.
Enjoin
::
Enjoin
(v. t.) To
prohibit
or
restrain
by a
judicial
order or
decree;
to put an
injunction
on.
Preordinance
::
Preordinance
(n.)
Antecedent
decree
or
determination.
Decretory
::
Decretory
(a.)
Established
by a
decree;
definitive;
settled.
Heterodox
::
Heterodox
(a.)
Contrary
to, or
differing
from, some
acknowledged
standard,
as the
Bible,
the creed of a
church,
the
decree
of a
council,
and the like; not
orthodox;
heretical;
-- said of
opinions,
doctrines,
books,
etc., esp. upon
theological
subjects..
Infralapsarian
::
Infralapsarian
(n.) One of that class of
Calvinists
who
consider
the
decree
of
election
as
contemplating
the
apostasy
as past and the elect as being at the time of
election
in a
fallen
and
guilty
state;
--
opposed
to
Supralapsarian.
The
former
considered
the
election
of grace as a
remedy
for an
existing
evil; the
latter
regarded
the fall as a part of God's
original
purpose
in
regard
to men.
Destine
::
Destine
(v. t.) To
determine
the
future
condition
or
application
of; to set apart by
design
for a
future
use or
purpose;
to fix, as by
destiny
or by an
authoritative
decree;
to doom; to
ordain
or
preordain;
to
appoint;
-- often with the
remoter
object
preceded
by to or for..
Decreed
::
Decreed
(imp. & p. p.) of
Decre.
Condemnatory
::
Condemnatory
(a.)
Condemning;
containing
or
imposing
condemnation
or
censure;
as, a
condemnatory
sentence
or
decree..
Divorce
::
Divorce
(n.) The
decree
or
writing
by which
marriage
is
dissolved.
Result
::
Result
(n.) The
decision
or
determination
of a
council
or
deliberative
assembly;
a
resolve;
a
decree.
Execute
::
Execute
(v. t.) To give
effect
to; to do what is
provided
or
required
by; to
perform
the
requirements
or
stimulations
of; as, to
execute
a
decree,
judgment,
writ, or
process..
Protestant
::
Protestant
(v.) One who
protests;
--
originally
applied
to those who
adhered
to
Luther,
and
protested
against,
or made a
solemn
declaration
of
dissent
from, a
decree
of the
Emperor
Charles
V. and the Diet of
Spires,
in 1529,
against
the
Reformers,
and
appealed
to a
general
council;
-- now used in a
popular
sense to
designate
any
Christian
who does not
belong
to the Roman
Catholic
or the Greek
Church..
Decrete
::
Decrete
(n.) A
decree.
Affirm
::
Affirm
(v. t.) to
assert
or
confirm,
as a
judgment,
decree,
or
order,
brought
before
an
appellate
court for
review..
Abolition
::
Abolition
(n.) The act of
abolishing,
or the state of being
abolished;
an
annulling;
abrogation;
utter
destruction;
as, the
abolition
of
slavery
or the slave
trade;
the
abolition
of laws,
decrees,
ordinances,
customs,
taxes,
debts,
etc..
Adjudicate
::
Adjudicate
(v. t.) To
adjudge;
to try and
determine,
as a
court;
to
settle
by
judicial
decree..
Ne Exeat
::
Ne exeat () A writ to
restrain
a
person
from
leaving
the
country,
or the
jurisdiction
of the
court.
The writ was
originally
applicable
to
purposes
of
state,
but is now an
ordinary
process
of
courts
of
equity,
resorted
to for the
purpose
of
obtaining
bail, or
security
to abide a
decree..
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