injunctive
ɪnˈdʒʌŋktɪv
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Definition of injunctive - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
commandgiving a strong order or instruction
  • The teacher's injunctive tone made everyone listen.
directive imperative
2.
legalTECH.related to or being an injunctionTECH.
  • The court issued an injunctive order against the company.
prohibitive restrictive
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legal remedy preventing or requiring actions
The court granted injunctive relief to stop the construction.

Origin of injunctive

Latin, in (not) + iungere (to join)

Examples of injunctive in a sentence

  • The manager's injunctive instructions ensured the project's success.
  • The injunctive relief was granted by the judge.
  • They sought injunctive measures to prevent further damage.

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  1. French:injonctif, coercitif, ...
  2. German:befehlsmäßig, verfügungsbezogen, ...
  3. Italian:ingiuntivo, precettivo, ...
  4. Spanish:imperativo, inhibitorio, ...
  5. Portuguese:injuntivo, injuntiva, ...
  6. Chinese:命令的, 禁令性的, ...
  7. Japanese:命令的な, 差し止めの, ...
  8. Arabic:آمِر, إلزامي بِحُكْم قَضائي, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְצַוֶּה, שֶׁל צו מְנִיעָה, ...
  10. Russian:приказной, судебный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:наказовий, заборонний, ...
  12. Hindi:आदेशात्मक, निषेधात्मक, ...
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