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Ordinance

Ordinance, may be purely administrative in nature, establishing offices, prescribing duties, or setting salaries; it may have to do

Ordination, the conferring of holy orders. The first thing necessary on application for only orders is the possession of

ordinance : an authoritative decree or law ;esp : a municipal regulation [a zoning ]

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In an ordinate manner orderly

Ordines, a general chapter or other solemn conven-tion of the religious of a particular order.

Indicating order or succession as the ordinal numbers first second third etc Contrasted to cardinal

The state or quality of being ordinal

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One who ordains or establishes a director

The act of ordaining appointing or setting apart the state of being ordained appointed etc

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