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ukase

/juːˈkeɪz/

Traduction: Nom masculin désignant un édit ou une proclamation émanant du tsar ou du gouvernement russe, ayant force de loi.

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/juːˈkeɪz/C2formal
  • frNom masculin désignant un édit ou une proclamation émanant du tsar ou du gouvernement russe, ayant force de loi.

A noun referring to a decree or proclamation issued by a Russian tsar or government, having the force of law.

  1. Tsarist decreeC2formal

    An official proclamation or edict issued by a Russian tsar or emperor, having the force of law.

    froukase (décret tsariste)

    • The tsar issued a ukase abolishing serfdom in certain regions.
    • Under the new ukase, all nobles were required to register their lands.
    • The ukase was read aloud in the town square to the assembled citizens.

    Synonymesdecreeedictfiatmandateordinanceproclamationrescript

  2. Arbitrary commandC2formal

    Any absolute or arbitrary order or decree, often implying it is issued without consultation or discussion.

    frOrdre arbitraire

    • The manager's decision felt like a ukase, with no input from the team.
    • The new policy was treated as a ukase from the director, leaving no room for debate.
    • He issued a ukase that all reports must be submitted by noon.

    Synonymesdecreedictumedictfiatmandateorderproclamation

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  • ukases' possessive plural form
  • ukase's possessive singular form
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