decreed
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Officially ordered or commanded: Refers to something that has been formally and authoritatively established, typically by a person or body with the power to issue such orders.
- Fixed or established by decree: Indicates that a rule, law, time, or condition has been set and made obligatory through an official proclamation or authoritative decision.
Examples of Usage
- Adjective:
- The court issued a decreed settlement that both parties had to follow.
- The meeting will begin at the decreed time, so please be punctual.
- The king's decreed law could not be challenged by the common people.
Advanced Usage
- "as decreed": in the manner that was officially ordered.
- The ceremony proceeded as decreed by tradition and royal protocol.
- "decreed by law": established or mandated by legal statute.
- The minimum wage is a right decreed by law in this country.
Variants and Related Words
- Decree (noun): An official order issued by a legal authority.
- The government passed a decree to raise taxes.
- Decree (verb): To order something officially.
- The judge will decree the final verdict tomorrow.
Synonyms
- Ordained: Authoritatively ordered or decreed.
- Mandated: Made compulsory by an official command.
- Prescribed: Set down as a rule to be followed.
Related Phrases
- By decree: Through an official order.
- The old policy was abolished by decree.
- Decreed fate: A destiny that is seen as preordained or officially sealed.
- He accepted his failure as his decreed fate.
Related Idioms
- It is decreed: Used to state that something is fated or officially determined to happen.
- It is decreed that the eldest son shall inherit the title.
Adjective
- fixed or established especially by order or command
- at the time appointed (or the appointed time)