mandator
noun
man·da·tor ˈman-ˌdā-tər 
: one that gives a mandate
Example Sentences
Recent Examples on the Web In Roman law, a mandatum was an authoritative command, and a person giving such a command was called a mandator. 
Ben Zimmer, WSJ, 20 May 2021 The mandator Canadian quarantine is serious; there’s a smartphone app that requires you to self-report each day, plus calls and in-person visits from government officials. Laura Johnston, cleveland, 1 Apr. 2021
Ben Zimmer, WSJ, 20 May 2021 The mandator Canadian quarantine is serious; there’s a smartphone app that requires you to self-report each day, plus calls and in-person visits from government officials. Laura Johnston, cleveland, 1 Apr. 2021 Word History
First Known Use
1681, in the meaning defined above
- agreeabliest
- agreeably
- agreeably to
- agreed
- agreed (on)
- agreed (to)
- agreed (with or to)
- agreed (with)
- agreed case
- agreed on
- agreed rate
- agreed to
- agreed valuation
- agreed weight
- agreed with
- agreed with or to
- agreeing
- agreeing (on)
- agreeing (to)
- agreeing (with or to)
- agreeing (with)
- agreeing on
- agreeing to
- agreeing with
- agreeing with or to