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The document provides definitions and examples for the word part "mand" or "mandat" derived from Latin meaning "order" or "command" over the course of a week. It defines mandate as an official order, countermand as revoking an order, remand as sending back a defendant, writ of mandamus as a court order to fulfill an official duty, and mandatory as required by law.
The document provides definitions and examples for the word part "mand" or "mandat" derived from Latin meaning "order" or "command" over the course of a week. It defines mandate as an official order, countermand as revoking an order, remand as sending back a defendant, writ of mandamus as a court order to fulfill an official duty, and mandatory as required by law.
The document provides definitions and examples for the word part "mand" or "mandat" derived from Latin meaning "order" or "command" over the course of a week. It defines mandate as an official order, countermand as revoking an order, remand as sending back a defendant, writ of mandamus as a court order to fulfill an official duty, and mandatory as required by law.
MAND (MANDAT) Derived from Latin Definition: Order, command, commit
5/8/17 MANDATE (Noun/Verb)- man-dt- (1) an official order or commission
to do something (2) to give (someone) authority to act in a certain way Synonym- instruct(ion) Antonym-breach The marshal was given a mandate to use all resources to bring in the escaped prisoner.
5/9/17 COUNTERMAND (Verb)- koun-ter-mand- to revoke (an order)
Synonym-cancel Antonym-uphold Because the general did not agree with the colonels order, he decided to countermand it.
5/10/17 REMAND (Verb)- ri-mand- Send back (order) a defendant who is on
bail or in custody, especially when a trial is adjourned; recommit to a prison Synonym-arrest Antonym-free Since the retrial resulted in a verdict of guilty, the judge was obliged to remand the defendant to the state penitentiary.
5/11/17 WRIT OF MANDAMUS (Noun)- rit-of- man-dey-muh-s- Written order from
a court to enforce the fulfillment of some official public duty or to correct an abuse of discretion Synonym-subpoena Antonym-acquittal Several prominent citizens have applied for a writ of mandamus to compel the Mayor to publish the budget as required by law.
5/12/17 MANDATORY (Adj)- mand-tr- required by law or rules
Synonym: obligatory Antonym: unnecessary A passing grade in all core classes is a mandatory graduation requirement. Word part for the week of May 15-19, 2017 VICT (VINC) Derived from Latin Definition: conquer, show conclusively
5/15/17 VANQUISH (Verb)-van-kwish- overcome in battle; conquer
Synonym- overpower Antonym- surrender The warriors expected to vanquish their opponent and take control of their enemys territory.
5/16/17 EVICT (Verb) e-vikt- expel by legal process
Synonym- dislodge Antonym- welcome Some landlords will evict tenants who are habitually late paying their rent.
5/17/17 EVINCE (Verb) e-vins show clearly; disclose
Synonym- manifest Antonym- conceal Songs that evince the thoughts and emotions of many generations become classics.
5/18/17 INVINCIBLE (Adjective) in-vin-so-bol incapable of being conquered
Synonym- indestructible Antonym- destructible Superman is invincible, as long as he stays clear of kryptonite.
5/19/17 PROVINCE (Noun) /prvns/ a principal administrative division of
certain countries or empires Synonym- territory Antonym- whole