It means that someone has declared something that is considered to be law.
"increce" as a word does not exist.
I am an English scholar. I discovered that the word unpossible does NOT exist. I studied the English language long and hard to find this answer. Once again, the word unpossible does not exist due to it's improper prefix of un-. The correct word is impossible, using the prefix im-.
The word 'butterfly' does not exist in the KJV Bible.
The word 'attitude' does not exist in the King James version.
edict
It is an order backed by the word of law. Such as: The king decreed that all thieves will be punished by flogging.
Providential
It means that someone has declared something that is considered to be law.
It means that someone has declared something that is considered to be law.
In the holiday special, "Santa Claus is Coming to Town", the mayor decreed that no toys were allowed in his city.
The town passed a decree that would be enforced by the police.The king issued a decree against theft in his kingdom.
The French word for "exist" is "exister".
to exist = to be = esse
No, the word "celestation" does not exist in the English language. Perhaps you are looking for another word or term?
Gilgamesh's destiny was decreed by Enlil of the mountain, the father of the gods.
The pharoh decreed that all peasants were to work in the granaries.