legislate in Greek
legislate in Greek is νομοθετώ — legislate means to make laws, including changing or cancelling laws that already exist.
legislate in Greek
νομοθετώ
Pronounced: nomotheto
To pass laws (including the amending or repeal of existing laws).
What does "legislate" mean?
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verb To make laws, including changing or cancelling laws that already exist.
"Parliament plans to legislate against the sale of these chemicals next year."
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legislate in a sentence
- Parliament plans to legislate against the sale of these chemicals next year.
- Governments often struggle to legislate quickly enough to keep pace with new technology.
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What is "legislate" in Greek?
"legislate" in Greek is νομοθετώ. legislate means: To make laws, including changing or cancelling laws that already exist.
How do you pronounce νομοθετώ?
"legislate" in Greek is νομοθετώ, pronounced "nomotheto".
How do you use "legislate" in a sentence?
Example: "Parliament plans to legislate against the sale of these chemicals next year." In Greek, "legislate" is νομοθετώ.
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