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decretory

[dek-ri-tawr-ee, -tohr-ee]

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adjective

pertaining to or following a decree.

established by a decree; judicial.

Origin of decretory

1570–80; < Latin dēcrētōrius decisive, crucial, equivalent to dēcrē-, variant stem of dēcernere (see decern, decree) + -tōrious -tory¹

Related formsun·dec·re·to·ry, adjective

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Historical Examples of decretory

Thus it is the result of all the inclinations together that makes his will complete and decretory, as I have already explained.
Theodicy
G. W. Leibniz