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adjuratory, a.|əˈdʒ(j)ʊərətərɪ|
[ad. L. adjūrātōri-us, f. adjūrātōr, n. of agent f. adjūrā-re: see adjure.]
Of or pertaining to adjuration; containing a solemn charge or appeal.
1815Hist. J. Decastro II. 317 He..ought to name the impediment as soon as the parson has read the adjuratory charge. 1881Echo 28 Apr. 1/5 An oath which, so far as its adjuratory terms were concerned, was to him no more than if a man uttered ‘By Jove!’ as an exclamation. |