enjoinder
/ɛndʒˈaɪndər/Definitions
1. noun
A command or order to be included in a document or agreement, especially in a legal context.
“The court’s ruling included an enjoinder to the company to pay the damages within six months.”
2. verb
To issue a formal command or order, especially in a legal context.
“The judge enjoined the protesters to disperse peacefully and avoid any further conflict.”