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commandatory

commandatory adjective: mandatory, of the nature of a command.

Adjective

commandatory (comparative more commandatory, superlative most commandatory)

  1. (obsolete) mandatory, of the nature of a command
    • commandatory authority/text/gesture

Forms of commandatory

comparativemore commandatory
superlativemost commandatory

Questions about commandatory

What does commandatory mean?
Commandatory means mandatory, of the nature of a command.
What part of speech is commandatory?
Commandatory is an adjective.

Words near commandatory in the dictionary

  1. commandants
  2. commandantship
  3. commandantships
  4. commandaries
  5. commandary
  6. commandatory
  7. commanded
  8. commandedness
  9. commandedst
  10. commandee
  11. commandeer

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