Definition
Definition of interdictory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
legalRare related to prohibition or interdiction measuresRare
- The interdictory measures were enforced strictly by the authorities.
- The interdictory laws were challenged in court.
- Interdictory actions were necessary to maintain order.
Origin of interdictory
Latin, inter (between) + dicere (to say)
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- French:interdictif, ...
- German:verbietend, ...
- Italian:interdittivo, ...
- Spanish:interdictorio, ...
- Portuguese:interditório, ...
- Chinese:禁令的, ...
- Japanese:禁制の, ...
- Arabic:حَظْري, ...
- Hebrew:אִסּוּרִי, ...
- Russian:интердикционный, ...
- Ukrainian:інтердикційний, ...
- Hindi:प्रतिबंधात्मक, ...
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