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Definition of magistrate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of magistrate is as below...
Magistrate
(n.) A
person
clothed
with power as a
public
civil
officer;
a
public
civil
officer
invested
with the
executive
government,
or some
branch
of it..
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Affirm
::
Affirm
(v. i.) To make a
solemn
declaration,
before
an
authorized
magistrate
or
tribunal,
under the
penalties
of
perjury;
to
testify
by
affirmation..
Magistratical
::
Magistratical
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
proceeding
from, a
magistrate;
having
the
authority
of a
magistrate..
Bailiff
::
Bailiff
(n.)
Originally,
a
person
put in
charge
of
something
especially,
a chief
officer,
magistrate,
or
keeper,
as of a
county,
town,
hundred,
or
castle;
one to whom
power/
of
custody
or care are
intrusted..
Propretor
::
Propretor
(n.) A
magistrate
who,
having
been
pretor
at home, was
appointed
to the
government
of a
province..
Weak
::
Weak (v. i.)
Lacking
ability
for an
appropriate
function
or
office;
as, weak eyes; a weak
stomach;
a weak
magistrate;
a weak
regiment,
or
army..
Weaken
::
Weaken
(v. t.) To make weak; to
lessen
the
strength
of; to
deprive
of
strength;
to
debilitate;
to
enfeeble;
to
enervate;
as, to
weaken
the body or the mind; to
weaken
the hands of a
magistrate;
to
weaken
the force of an
objection
or an
argument..
Landamman
::
Landamman
(n.) A chief
magistrate
in some of the Swiss
cantons.
Demiurge
::
Demiurge
(n.) The chief
magistrate
in some of the Greek
states.
Podesta
::
Podesta
(n.) A
mayor,
alderman,
or other
magistrate,
in some towns of
Italy..
Decemvir
::
Decemvir
(n.) One of a body of ten
magistrates
in
ancient
Rome.
Apparitor
::
Apparitor
(n.)
Formerly,
an
officer
who
attended
magistrates
and
judges
to
execute
their
orders..
Chair
::
Chair (n.) An
official
seat, as of a chief
magistrate
or a
judge,
but esp. that of a
professor;
hence,
the
office
itself..
Censor
::
Censor
(n.) One of two
magistrates
of Rome who took a
register
of the
number
and
property
of
citizens,
and who also
exercised
the
office
of
inspector
of
morals
and
conduct..
Mace
::
Mace (n.) A staff borne by, or
carried
before,
a
magistrate
as an
ensign
of his
authority..
Ephor
::
Ephor (n.) A
magistrate;
one of a body of five
magistrates
chosen
by the
people
of
ancient
Sparta.
They
exercised
control
even over the king.
Cadi
::
Cadi (n.) An
inferior
magistrate
or judge among the
Mohammedans,
usually
the judge of a town or
village..
Antimagistrical
::
Antimagistrical
(a.)
Opposed
to the
office
or
authority
of
magistrates.
Character
::
Character
(n.)
Quality,
position,
rank, or
capacity;
quality
or
conduct
with
respect
to a
certain
office
or duty; as, in the
miserable
character
of a
slave;
in his
character
as a
magistrate;
her
character
as a
daughter..
Ayuntamiento
::
Ayuntamiento
(n.) In Spain and
Spanish
America,
a
corporation
or body of
magistrates
in
cities
and
towns,
corresponding
to mayor and
aldermen..
Hall
::
Hall (n.) A name given to many manor
houses
because
the
magistrate's
court was held in the hall of his
mansion;
a chief
mansion
house.
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