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Traditional English :: magisterial
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magisteriarie.html - adj. 1 imperious. 2 invested with authority. 3 of or conducted by a magistrate. 4 (of a work, opinion, etc.) highly authoritative. magisterially adv. [med.L magisterialis f. LL magisterius f. L magister MASTER] |
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Traditional English :: magisterium
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magisteriarie.html - n.
RC Ch. the official teaching of a bishop or pope. [L, = the office of a master (as MAGISTERIAL)] |
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Traditional English :: magistracy
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magisteriarie.html - n.
(pl. -ies)
1 the office or authority of a magistrate.
2 magistrates collectively. |
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Traditional English :: magistral
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magisteriarie.html - adj. 1 of a master or masters. 2 Pharm. (of a remedy etc.) devised and made up for a particular case (cf. OFFICINAL). [F magistral or L magistralis f. magister MASTER] |
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Traditional English :: magistrate
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magisteriarie.html - n. 1 a civil officer administering the law. 2 an official conducting a court for minor cases and preliminary hearings (magistrates' court). magistrateship n. magistrature n. [ME f. L magistratus (as MAGISTRAL)] |
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Traditional English :: magisterial
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magisteriarie.html - adj. 1 imperious. 2 invested with authority. 3 of or conducted by a magistrate. 4 (of a work, opinion, etc.) highly authoritative. magisterially adv. [med.L magisterialis f. LL magisterius f. L magister MASTER] |
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