【きんてい】

    nouns which may take the genitive case particle 'no'; noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. authorized (by imperial or royal order); authorised; appointed; enacted; established
Forms
  • 【きんてい】
  • きんてい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. authorized (by imperial or royal order)
    2. This meaning refers to the act of being officially designated or approved by a sovereign authority, such as an emperor or king, often used in historical or formal contexts.
    This law is one that has been officially enacted.
    He was appointed as a minister of state after being authorized.
  2. appointed
    3. This meaning conveys the idea of being selected or assigned to a position or role, usually with formal backing or authority.
    He was appointed to the new position by official decree.
    She was selected as a judge by official appointment.
  3. enacted
    4. This usage highlights the formal establishment of laws or regulations, indicating that something has been officially put into effect.
    This regulation was enacted by official decree.
    The new policy was enacted and applied immediately.
  4. established
    5. This meaning indicates the formal creation or institution of a system, practice, or norm under official assent, typically with long-lasting implications.
    That standard was established by official decree.
    His theory was established and disseminated under official sanction.
Generated collocations (experimental)
imperially authorized lawimperially authorized constitutionimperially authorized proclamationimperially authorized edictimperially authorized documentto receive imperial authorizationunder imperial authorizationauthorized policyimperially authorized statementimperial appointing authority
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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