decree absolute
English
Noun
decree
absolute
(
plural
decrees absolute
)
(
law
)
the
official
decree marking the
legal
end
of a
marriage
,
allowing
the two people to
remarry
; it follows the
decree nisi
after six weeks (in
Britain
)
(
law
)
An absolute unconditional accruement of a claim's validity and legitimacy.
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