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commandment

/kəˈmɑːnd.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une règle ou un précepte d'origine divine, ou un principe fondamental enseigné ou prescrit.

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noun

/kəˈmɑːnd.mənt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une règle ou un précepte d'origine divine, ou un principe fondamental enseigné ou prescrit.

A noun referring to a divine rule or directive, or a fundamental principle that is taught or commanded.

  1. A directive or orderB2formal

    An authoritative instruction or command that must be obeyed.

    frinjonction, ordre

    • The general issued a commandment to his troops.
    • The king's commandment was carried out without question.
    • They followed the commandment of their leader.

    Synonymescommanddecreedirectiveedictinjunctioninstructionlawmandateorderpreceptrulingstatute

  2. A fundamental principle or teachingB2formal

    A core doctrine or rule that is taught, especially in a religious or moral context.

    frprécepte

    • The Ten Commandments are a central part of Judeo-Christian ethics.
    • He lived by the commandment to treat others with kindness.
    • The teacher explained the commandment of honesty to the students.

    Synonymesdoctrinelawpreceptprincipleruleteachingtenet

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  • commandments' possessive plural form
  • commandment's possessive singular form
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