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Definition of govern
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 govern is as below...
Govern
(v. i.) To
exercise
authority;
to
administer
the laws; to have the
control.
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City
::
City (n.) A
corporate
town; in the
United
States,
a town or
collective
body of
inhabitants,
incorporated
and
governed
by a mayor and
aldermen
or a city
council
consisting
of a board of
aldermen
and a
common
council;
in Great
Britain,
a town
corporate,
which is or has been the seat of a
bishop,
or the
capital
of his see..
Revolutionist
::
Revolutionist
(n.) One
engaged
in
effecting
a
change
of
government;
a
favorer
of
revolution.
Commune
::
Commune
(n.)
Absolute
municipal
self-government.
Miracle
::
Miracle
(n.)
Specifically:
An event or
effect
contrary
to the
established
constitution
and
course
of
things,
or a
deviation
from the known laws of
nature;
a
supernatural
event,
or one
transcending
the
ordinary
laws by which the
universe
is
governed..
Subashdar
::
Subash
(n.) A
province;
a
government,
as of a
viceroy;
also, a
subahdar..
Monarchize
::
Monarchize
(v. t.) To rule; to
govern.
Antimonarchical
::
Antimonarchical
()
Opposed
to
monarchial
government.
Stamp
::
Stamp (v. t.) An
offical
mark set upon
things
chargeable
with a duty or tax to
government,
as
evidence
that the duty or tax is paid; as, the stamp on a bill of
exchange..
Tariff
::
Tariff
(n.) A
schedule,
system,
or
scheme
of
duties
imposed
by the
government
of a
country
upon goods
imported
or
exported;
as, a
revenue
tariff;
a
protective
tariff;
Clay's
compromise
tariff.
(U. S.
1833)..
Governal
::
Governal
(n.) Alt. of
Governai.
Governor
::
Governor
(n.) A
pilot;
a
steersman.
Treasury
::
Treasury
(n.) A place or
building
in which
stores
of
wealth
are
deposited;
especially,
a place where
public
revenues
are
deposited
and kept, and where money is
disbursed
to
defray
the
expenses
of
government;
hence,
also, the place of
deposit
and
disbursement
of any
collected
funds..
Internuncio
::
Internuncio
(n.) A
representative,
or
charge
d'affaires,
of the pope at a
foreign
court or seat of
government,
ranking
next below a
nuncio..
Reeve
::
Reeve (n.) an
officer,
steward,
bailiff,
or
governor;
-- used
chiefly
in
compounds;
as,
shirereeve,
now
written
sheriff;
portreeve,
etc..
Gubernatorial
::
Gubernatorial
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
governor,
or to
government..
Bridle
::
Bridle
(n.) The head gear with which a horse is
governed
and
restrained,
consisting
of a
headstall,
a bit, and
reins,
with other
appendages..
Reelect
::
Reelect
(v. t.) To elect
again;
as, to
reelect
the
former
governor..
Directrix
::
Directrix
(n.) A line along which a point in
another
line
moves,
or which in any way
governs
the
motion
of the point and
determines
the
position
of the curve
generated
by it; the line along which the
generatrix
moves in
generating
a
surface..
Federal
::
Federal
(a.)
Pertaining
to a
league
or
treaty;
derived
from an
agreement
or
covenant
between
parties,
especially
between
nations;
constituted
by a
compact
between
parties,
usually
governments
or their
representatives..
Stable
::
Stable
(v. i.)
Firmly
established;
not
easily
moved,
shaken,
or
overthrown;
fixed;
as, a
stable
government..
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