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Definition of commandment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
rulesrule or command given by authority
- The general issued a commandment to his troops.
2.
religiondivine rule, especially from the Bible
- The commandment to honor your parents is important.
3.
teachingDated principle or doctrine taughtDated
- The commandment of kindness is taught in schools.
Origin of commandment
Latin, mandatum (command)
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religion
commandment in Jewish law
Examples of commandment in a sentence
Breaking a commandment was considered a serious offense. The commandment against stealing is taught in Sunday school. Following the commandment to love thy neighbor is emphasized in sermons. The commandment of honesty is valued in our family. He followed the commandment of respect in all dealings.
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- French:ordre, précepte, ...
- German:Gebot, Lehrsatz, ...
- Italian:comandamento, ...
- Spanish:mandamiento, ...
- Portuguese:mandamento, preceito, ...
- Chinese:命令, 教义, ...
- Japanese:命令, 戒め, ...
- Arabic:أَمْر, شَرِيعَة, ...
- Hebrew:פְּקוּדָה, מִצְוָה, ...
- Russian:приказ, повеление, ...
- Ukrainian:наказ, настанова, ...
- Hindi:आदेश, आज्ञा, ...
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