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Definition of magistrate
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 magistrate is as below...
Magistrate
(n.) A
person
clothed
with power as a
public
civil
officer;
a
public
civil
officer
invested
with the
executive
government,
or some
branch
of it..
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Provost
::
Provost
(n.) A
person
who is
appointed
to
superintend,
or
preside
over,
something;
the chief
magistrate
in some
cities
and
towns;
as, the
provost
of
Edinburgh
or of
Glasgow,
answering
to the mayor of other
cities;
the
provost
of a
college,
answering
to
president;
the
provost
or head of
certain
collegiate
churches..
Executive
::
Executive
(n.) An
impersonal
title of the chief
magistrate
or
officer
who
administers
the
government,
whether
king,
president,
or
governor;
the
governing
person
or
body..
Antimagistrical
::
Antimagistrical
(a.)
Opposed
to the
office
or
authority
of
magistrates.
Consul
::
Consul
(n.) One of the three chief
magistrates
of
France
from 1799 to 1804, who were
called,
respectively,
first,
second,
and third
consul..
Pretor
::
Pretor
(n.) A civil
officer
or
magistrate
among the
ancient
Romans.
Fasces
::
Fasces
(pl.) A
bundle
of rods,
having
among them an ax with the blade
projecting,
borne
before
the Roman
magistrates
as a badge of their
authority..
Unmagistrate
::
Unmagistrate
(v. t.) To
divest
of the
office
or
authority
of a
magistrate.
Stadtholderate
::
Stadtholder
(n.)
Formerly,
the chief
magistrate
of the
United
Provinces
of
Holland;
also, the
governor
or
lieutenant
governor
of a
province..
Magisterial
::
Magisterial
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
master
or
magistrate,
or one in
authority;
having
the
manner
of a
magister;
official;
commanding;
authoritative.
Hence:
Overbearing;
dictatorial;
dogmatic..
Corregidor
::
Corregidor
(n.) The chief
magistrate
of a
Spanish
town.
Hall
::
Hall (n.) A name given to many manor
houses
because
the
magistrate's
court was held in the hall of his
mansion;
a chief
mansion
house.
Governor
::
Governor
(n.) One who
governs;
especially,
one who is
invested
with the
supreme
executive
authority
in a
State;
a chief ruler or
magistrate;
as, the
governor
of
Pennsylvania..
Landamman
::
Landamman
(n.) A chief
magistrate
in some of the Swiss
cantons.
Hieromnemon
::
Hieromnemon
(n.) A
magistrate
who had
charge
of
religious
matters,
as at
Byzantium..
Magistracy
::
Magistracy
(n.) The
office
or
dignity
of a
magistrate.
Duumvir
::
Duumvir
(n.) One of two Roman
officers
or
magistrates
united
in the same
public
functions.
Sheik
::
Sheik (n.) The head of an Arab
family,
or of a clan or a
tribe;
also, the chief
magistrate
of an Arab
village.
The name is also
applied
to
Mohammedan
ecclesiastics
of a high
grade..
Podesta
::
Podesta
(n.) One of the chief
magistrates
of the
Italian
republics
in the
Middle
Ages.
Plebiscitum
::
Plebiscitum
(n.) A law
enacted
by the
common
people,
under the
superintendence
of a
tribune
or some
subordinate
plebeian
magistrate,
without
the
intervention
of the
senate..
Gerontes
::
Gerontes
(n. pl.)
Magistrates
in
Sparta,
who with the
ephori
and
kings,
constituted
the
supreme
civil
authority..
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