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imperative mandate

imperative mandate noun: a political system where elected representatives are obligated to faithfully follow the instructions and orders of their constituents.

Noun

imperative mandate (plural imperative mandates)

  1. a political system where elected representatives are obligated to faithfully follow the instructions and orders of their constituents

Forms of imperative mandate

pluralimperative mandates

Questions about imperative mandate

What does imperative mandate mean?
Imperative mandate means a political system where elected representatives are obligated to faithfully follow the instructions and orders of their constituents.
What part of speech is imperative mandate?
Imperative mandate is a noun.
What is the plural of imperative mandate?
The plural of imperative mandate is imperative mandates.

Words near imperative mandate in the dictionary

  1. imperations
  2. imperatival
  3. imperative
  4. imperative language
  5. imperative languages
  6. imperative mandate
  7. imperative mood
  8. imperative moods
  9. imperative programming
  10. imperatively
  11. imperativeness

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