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Definition of enjoinment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
court banDated US legal order to stop an activityDated US
- The court issued an enjoinment against the construction.
2.
authorityDated US act of enjoining or giving an authoritative orderDated US
- The court's enjoinment was clear and mandatory for all parties involved.
Origin of enjoinment
Latin, injungere (to join) + -ment (action)
Examples of enjoinment in a sentence
Residents celebrated the enjoinment of the noisy factory operations. The enjoinment from the principal was strict. His enjoinment to the team was to work harder.
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- French:injonction, ...
- German:Unterlassungsverfügung, Anordnung, ...
- Italian:ingiunzione, ordine, ...
- Spanish:mandato judicial, orden judicial, ...
- Portuguese:injunção, ordem, ...
- Chinese:禁令, 命令, ...
- Japanese:差止命令, 命令, ...
- Arabic:أمر قضائي بالمنع, أمر قضائي, ...
- Hebrew:צַו מְנִיעָה, צַו, ...
- Russian:предписание, распоряжение, ...
- Ukrainian:заборона, наказ, ...
- Hindi:निषेधाज्ञा, आदेश, ...
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