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What is a word meaning an official order?

There are several words that mean an official order, depending on the context:

General terms:

* Decree: A formal and authoritative order or proclamation, especially issued by a sovereign or other high authority.

* Edict: A formal and authoritative proclamation or order, often issued by a ruler or government.

* Mandate: An official order or commission to do something.

* Directive: An official instruction or order, often issued by a government or organization.

* Command: An order given by someone in authority.

More specific terms:

* Writ: A formal written order issued by a court, often commanding someone to do something or appear in court.

* Summons: A notice to appear in court.

* Subpoena: A legal writ ordering a person to appear in court to give evidence.

* Injunction: A court order that prohibits someone from doing something.

* Regulation: A rule or order issued by a government or other authority.

Informal terms:

* Instruction: A direction or order given to someone.

* Request: A polite or formal demand for something.

The best word to use will depend on the specific situation.

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