writ in Japanese
writ in Japanese is 令状 — writ means a formal written order from a court instructing someone to do or stop doing something.
writ in Japanese
令状
Pronounced: reijō
(countable, legal) A written order, issued by a court, ordering someone to do (or stop doing) something.
What does "writ" mean?
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noun A formal written order from a court instructing someone to do or stop doing something.
"The company was served with a writ demanding immediate payment."
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writ in a sentence
- The company was served with a writ demanding immediate payment.
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What is "writ" in Japanese?
"writ" in Japanese is 令状. writ means: A formal written order from a court instructing someone to do or stop doing something.
How do you pronounce 令状?
"writ" in Japanese is 令状, pronounced "reijō".
How do you use "writ" in a sentence?
Example: "The company was served with a writ demanding immediate payment." In Japanese, "writ" is 令状.
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