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Definition of comminatory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
warningDated containing a warning of punishment or threatDated
- The letter had a comminatory tone, warning of consequences.
- His comminatory remarks silenced the room.
- The contract included comminatory clauses.
Expressions with comminatory
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sentence threatening punishment or consequences
The judge issued a comminatory sentence to deter future crimes.
Origin of comminatory
Latin, comminari (to threaten)
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- French:comminatoire, ...
- German:drohend, ...
- Italian:minaccioso, ...
- Spanish:amenazante, ...
- Portuguese:ameaçador, ...
- Chinese:威胁的, ...
- Japanese:脅迫的な, ...
- Arabic:تَحْذِيرِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְאַיֵּם, ...
- Russian:угрожающий, ...
- Ukrainian:загрозливий, ...
- Hindi:धमकी भरा, ...
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