rescript
ˈriːskrɪpt
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Definition of rescript - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
authorityDatedofficial or authoritative orderDated
  • The king issued a rescript to establish new trade laws.
decree edict mandate
2.
papal replyRarewritten reply by the pope to a legal inquiryRare
  • The bishop received a rescript from the pope clarifying the church's stance.
bull edict
3.
historical lawRareclarification of law by a monarchRare
  • The king issued a rescript to settle the dispute.
decree edict
4.
ancient RomeRareordinance by a Roman emperorRare
  • The rescript addressed the legal query from the province.
decree edict
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Origin of rescript

Latin, re- (again) + scriptum (written)

Examples of rescript in a sentence

  • A rescript from the emperor changed the course of history.
  • The rescript addressed the legal concerns raised.
  • A rescript was issued to settle the matter.
  • A rescript was necessary to clarify the ancient laws.
  • The emperor's rescript changed the legal landscape.
  • The emperor's rescript was displayed in the forum.

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  1. French:rescrit, réponse papale, ...
  2. German:Reskript, päpstliches Reskript, ...
  3. Italian:rescritto, risposta papale, ...
  4. Spanish:rescripto, respuesta papal, ...
  5. Portuguese:decreto oficial, edicto, ...
  6. Chinese:诏书, 教皇指令, ...
  7. Japanese:勅令, 教皇の返答, ...
  8. Arabic:مَرْسُوم, رَدّ بابَوِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:צוֹ, תְּשׁוּבָה אַפּוֹסְטוֹלִית, ...
  10. Russian:указ, папский ответ, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рескрипт, папська відповідь, ...
  12. Hindi:आदेश, पोप का उत्तर, ...
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