Declaratory Meaning in English
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Definition
Describing something that makes a statement or announces a fact, often used for official, legal, or formal purposes such as a declaratory law or declaratory statement.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly formal and legal; common collocations: 'declaratory judgment', 'declaratory act', 'declaratory statement'. Not used in everyday conversation.
Spanish: declaratorio - declarativa (ley, sentencia)Portuguese (BR): declaratório - declaratória (lei, decisão)Portuguese (PT): declaratório - declaratória (lei, decisão)Chinese (Simplified): 宣示性的 - 声明性的Chinese (Traditional): 宣示性的 - 聲明性的Hindi: घोषणात्मकArabic: إعلانيBengali: ঘোষণামূলকRussian: декларативныйJapanese: 宣言的な - 宣告的なVietnamese: tuyên bố - mang tính tuyên bốKorean: 선언적인Turkish: bildirici - beyan ediciUrdu: اعلانیہIndonesian: deklaratif - bersifat deklarasi
Example Sentences
Parliament passed a declaratory law to clarify rights.
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Sometimes, a declaratory policy is used just to set the record straight.
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Their demand was more declaratory than practical—it just stated their position.
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A declaratory act can help remove doubts about the law’s meaning.
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The court made a declaratory judgment about the law.
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A declaratory statement just announces something without action.
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