Noun: ordinance or-di-nun(t)s or ord-nun(t)s
- (law) a statute enacted by a city government
"The city council passed an ordinance restricting noise levels after 10 PM"
- An official rule or law, especially one made by a government or authority
"The city passed an ordinance banning single-use plastic bags";
- regulation
- The act of ordaining; the act of conferring (or receiving) holy orders
"The ordinance ceremony welcomed three new priests";
- ordination
Sounds like: orally, auinance, or
Derived forms: ordinances
Type of: appointment, assignment, designation, legislative act, naming, prescript, rule, statute
Part of: holy order
Encyclopedia: Ordinance