Until 1962, Algeria was a French mandate.
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Mandate
//ˈmændeɪt//
Synonyms for "mandate" (232 found)
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Closest matches (47)
Strong matches (69)
curede factode juredeath warrantdeclaredecreedelegatedelegated authoritydelegationdependencydeputationderivative titledevolutiondevolvementdictatedirectdirect initiativedomaindominionduchy
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dukedomearldomembassyemperyempireempowermentenjoinentrustingentrustmenterrandexecutorshipexequaturfactorshipfacultative referendumfee fieffee positionfee simplefee simple absolutefee simple conditionalfee simple defeasiblefee simple determinablefee tailfeodumfeudfiatfiefdomfieri faciasfrankalmoignfree cityfree socagefreeholdfull powergavelkindgive an ordergive the wordgrand duchyhabere facias possessionemhaving title toholdholdingimperativeindirect initiativeinitiativeinjunctioninstructinterdictissue a commandissue a writjurisdiction
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kingdomknight servicelandlawlay feeleaseleaseholdlegal claimlegal possessionlegationlicenselieutenancymandamusmandantmandated territorymandateemandatorymandatory injunctionmandatory referendummission
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mittimusnationnationalitynisi priusnoticenotificationoccupancyoccupationofficeordainorderorder aboutoriginal titleowningplebisciteplebiscitumplenipotentiary powerpolispolitypossessingpossessionpowerpower of attorneypower to actpreceptpreoccupancypreoccupationprepossessionprescriptionprincipalityprincipateprocessproclaimprocurationprohibitory injunctionpromulgatepronouncepropertyproperty rightsproprietary rightsprotectorateprovinceproxypuppet governmentpuppet regimepurviewrealmrecallreferendumregencyregentshiprepublicrequisitionresponsibilityrulesatellitesay the wordsearch warrantseisinseneschaltysettlementsocagesovereign nationsquattingstatestatutory referendumsubleasesultanatesuperpowertasktenancytenantrytenuretenure in chivalryterritorytitletoparchiatoparchytrusttrusteeshipunderleaseundertenancyusucapionvicarious authorityvillein socagevilleinholdvillenagewarrantwarrant of arrestwarrant of attorneywordwrit
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15 entriesTranslations
97 translations across 43 languages.
Albanian
1 entries- mandat noun (official command)
Arabic
2 entries- اِنْتِدَاب noun (official command)
- حُكْم noun (official command)
Armenian
3 entries- հանձնագիր noun (official command)
- մանդատ noun (official command)
- մանդատ noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Basque
1 entries- aginpide noun (official command)
Belarusian
2 entries- манда́т noun (official command)
- манда́т noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Bulgarian
4 entries- за́повед noun (official command)
- манда́т noun (official command)
- манда́т noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- наре́ждане noun (official command)
Catalan
1 entries- mandat noun (official command)
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 命令 noun (official command)
- 授權 /授权 noun (official command)
- 權利 /权利 noun (official command)
- 授權 /授权 verb (authorize)
Czech
2 entries- mandát noun (official command)
- pověřit verb (authorize)
Dutch
2 entries- mandaat noun (official command)
- mandaat noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Esperanto
2 entries- mandato noun (official command)
- mandato noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Estonian
1 entries- mandaat noun (official command)
Finnish
4 entries- mandaatti noun (official command)
- valtakirja noun (official command)
- valtuutus noun (official command)
- valtuuttaa verb (authorize)
French
2 entries- mandat noun (official command)
- autoriser verb (authorize)
Georgian
1 entries- მანდატი noun (official command)
German
4 entries- Ermächtigung noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- Legitimation noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- Mandat noun (official command)
- autorisieren verb (authorize)
Greek
1 entries- εντολή noun (official command)
Hebrew
3 entries- מַנְדָּט noun (official command)
- מַנְדָּט noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- סַמְכוּת noun (official command)
Hindi
4 entries- अधिकार noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- अधिदेश noun (official command)
- जनादेश noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- शासनादेश noun (official command)
Hungarian
1 entries- mandátum noun (official command)
Indonesian
2 entries- mandat noun (official command)
- mandat noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Iranian Persian
2 entries- حُکْم noun (official command)
- دَسْتور noun (official command)
Italian
2 entries- mandato noun (official command)
- autorizzare verb (authorize)
Japanese
3 entries- 委任 noun (official command)
- 指図 noun (official command)
- 権限 noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Korean
2 entries- 권한 noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- 위임 noun (official command)
Latin
1 entries- mandātum noun (official command)
Latvian
1 entries- mandāts noun (official command)
Lithuanian
1 entries- mandatas noun (official command)
Macedonian
1 entries- мандат noun (official command)
Malay
1 entries- mandat noun (official command)
Māori
2 entries- mana kōkiri noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- mana whakahaere noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Pashto
1 entries- انتداب noun (official command)
Polish
1 entries- mandat noun (official command)
Portuguese
1 entries- mandado noun (official command)
Romanian
1 entries- mandat noun (official command)
Russian
4 entries- манда́т noun (official command)
- манда́т noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- обяза́тельство noun (official command)
- полномо́чие noun (official command)
Slovak
1 entries- mandát noun (official command)
Spanish
4 entries- comandamiento noun (official command)
- comandamiento noun (the authority to do something or to act)
- mandato noun (official command)
- mando noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Swedish
1 entries- påbud noun (official command)
Thai
2 entries- คำสั่ง noun (official command)
- อาณัติ noun (official command)
Turkish
1 entries- manda noun (official command)
Ukrainian
2 entries- манда́т noun (official command)
- манда́т noun (the authority to do something or to act)
Vietnamese
2 entries- chỉ thị noun (official command)
- lệnh noun (official command)
Sample sentences
24 total sentences available.
The church does not have the mandate to change the world. But if it fulfills its mission, it will change the world.
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You are entitled to hold your beliefs, but you are not entitled to mandate those beliefs for others.
Source: tatoeba (5314848)
In 1807, President Thomas Jefferson signed a mandate ordering a survey of nation's coast.
Source: tatoeba (6709925)
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