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Showing words for DECREEING using the English dictionary

9 Letter Words for Decreeing

decreeing

8 Letter Words for Decreeing

decreing, receding

7 Letter Words for Decreeing

cedrene, cedrine, creeing, cringed, decener, degener, dereign, dreeing, energic, energid, generic, greened, greenie, greined, grieced, needier, reeding, regence, reigned, reneged

6 Letter Words for Decreeing

ceding, cedrin, cendre, ceride, cerine, cering, cerned, cierge, cinder, crined, cringe, decene, decern, decine, decree, deeing, deener, degree, deicer, denier, dering, diener, dingee, dinger, edenic, edgier, edirne, egence, endere, engird, engrid, gender, gerned, girned, greece, griece, idence, incede, needer, neeger, nereid, recede, recide, reding, reeden, reenge, reiced, reined, renege, renied, ringed

5 Letter Words for Decreeing

ceder, cedre, cered, cerge, cerin, cerne, cider, creed, creen, cried, crine, deere, deice, deign, deric, derig, dicer, diene, digne, diner, dinge, dirge, dreng, drice, edger, eerie, egrid, eider, eigne, ender, eneid, ering, erned, genic, genie, genre, gerne, gnide, grece, greed, green, grein, grice, gride, grind, inger, irene, neger, nicer, nidge, niece, niger, redig, reede, regie, regin, reice, reign, reneg, renig, riced, riden, ridge, ringe

4 Letter Words for Decreeing

cede, cedi, cene, cere, cern, cide, cine, cire, cred, crig, crin, deen, deer, dene, deni, dere, dern, dice, dier, dine, ding, dire, dree, dreg, drie, eden, edge, eger, eide, eine, eire, ende, ened, engr, ered, eric, erie, erin, erne, geed, geer, geic, gein, geir, gene, gere, gied, gien, gird, gire, girn, gree, gren, grid, grin, iced, icer, idee, ieee, incr, inde, ired, need, neer, nerd, nice, nide, nied, recd, rede, reed, reen, regd, rein, rend, rgen, rice, ride, rind, rine, ring

3 Letter Words for Decreeing

cdg, cdr, cee, cen, cer, cid, cie, cig, cir, dec, dee, deg, dei, den, der, die, dig, din, dir, ecg, eec, eeg, een, eer, eir, enc, end, ene, eng, erd, ere, erg, ern, gcd, ged, gee, gen, ger, gid, gie, gin, ice, ide, ign, inc, ind, ing, ire, ned, nee, neg, nei, nid, nie, nig, rcd, rec, red, ree, reg, rei, rid, rie, rig, rin, rnd

Definitions for Decreeing

[1] a formal and authoritative order, especially one having the force of law: a presidential decree.
[2] Law . a judicial decision or order.
[3] Theology . one of the eternal purposes of God, by which events are foreordained.
[4] to command, ordain, or decide by decree.
[5] an edict, law, etc, made by someone in authority
[6] an order or judgment of a court made after hearing a suit, esp in matrimonial proceedings See decree nisi, decree absolute
[7] to order, adjudge, or ordain by decree

Words related to Decreeing

decreeedict, statute, instruction, directive, announcement, proclamation, injunction, rule, regulation, ruling, act, law, judgment, order, impose, dictate, declare, enact, proclaim, commandment

Words nearby Decreeing

decreedecoupling, decoy, decrease, decreasing, decreasing term insurance, decree, decree absolute, decree nisi, decree-law, decreet, decrement

Origin of Decreeing

1275–1325; (noun) Middle English decre < Anglo-French decre, decret < Latin dēcrētum, noun use of neuter of dēcrētus, past participle of dēcernere; see decern; (v.) Middle English decreen, derivative of the noun

Other words from Decreeing

pre·de·cree , verb (used with object), pre·de·creed, pre·de·cree·ing.
un·de·creed , adjective
well-de·creed , adjective

Word origin for Decreeing

C14: from Old French decre, from Latin dēcrētum ordinance, from dēcrētus decided, past participle of dēcernere to determine; see decern

Synonyms for Decreeing

act, announcement, directive, edict, injunction, instruction, judgment, law, order, proclamation, regulation, rule, ruling, statute, behest, bidding, charge, charging, command, commandment, declaration, dictum, direction, enactment, ordinance, precept, prescript, promulgation, pronouncement, rap, say, ukase, decretum, the riot act, the word