ordonnance
/ɔrdɔnaʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A decree or order issued by a sovereign, government, or other authority, especially a royal decree
“The ordonnance issued by the king helped to establish new laws in the kingdom.”
2. noun
A set of rules or instructions, especially for the management of an organization or department
“The company’s new ordonnance outlines the policies for employee conduct and behavior.”
3. noun
A list of items, especially a list of equipment or supplies
“The ordonnance for the military unit included a detailed list of the necessary gear for each soldier.”
4. noun
A type of medieval tournament or jousting contest
“The knights participated in a grand ordonnance, showcasing their skills and prowess.”
5. noun
A type of medieval hunting or game preserve
“The lord of the manor established a large ordonnance for hunting deer and wild boar.”
6. verb
To issue or decree something, especially a law or order
“The king ordained new laws for the kingdom, which were met with resistance from the nobles.”