Magistracy is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MAGISTRACY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the office or dignity of a magistrate
• the office or authority of a magistrate
• magistrates collectively
• The office or dignity of a magistrate.
• The collective body of magistrates.
• the position of magistrate
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the state of being a magistrate

Words related to MAGISTRACY

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How to use MAGISTRACY in a sentence

• But the tribunes were now restored in augmented number, and it was but natural that the patricians should insist on again occupying all places in the supreme magistracy.
• But it is not the same as regards measures concerning the magistracy, the police, and education.
• And now, indeed, I feel confident that the consuls elect will do so, as soon as they enter on their magistracy.
• He had been elected to the supreme magistracy for life, and was practically Doge of Florence.
• It is one of the qualifications for his magistracy.
• Tell him in your own peculiar way, that he shall have the two thousand for the magistracy.
• Ludlow complained so openly and angrily of the failure to carry out the agreement that he was dropped from the magistracy at the next election.
• And besides, distrust of the magistracy in general is a beginning of social dissolution.
• In him seemed typified the somewhat stiff solemnity of the magistracy.
• And Sejanus opened the action by attempting to exclude from the magistracy and from office all the friends of Agrippina and all the members of the opposing faction.
• In the early part of the struggle between the patricians and plebeians, the magistracy, named the censorship, was instituted.
• In all things, even in the magistracy, there is what may be called the conscience of a calling.
• Colored men have filled almost every kind of public office or trust save the Chief Magistracy.
• The question then arising is, whether a pure despotism in a single head, or one which is divided among a king, nobles, priesthood, and numerous magistracy, is the least bad.
• But the citizen of any Latin colony might emigrate to Rome, and be enrolled in one of the Roman tribes, provided he had held a magistracy in his native town.
• I know he has thrown up his magistracy, and the Lindfield parson tells me that the talk is that Mr.
• Having tried the law, the notariat, and literature, without distinguishing himself in any way, his mind now turned to the magistracy.
• The persons employed in the finances, armies, fleets, and magistracy, are instances of this order of men.
• He contended, however, that it would be a most objectionable thing to confide the administration of such a law to the local magistracy.
• Sidney, most of the members of the city magistracy and corporation, several county magistrates, a large number of influential county gentlemen and citizens, J.
• France was rapidly tending to a representative system by means of a contest of the magistracy with the royal power.
• Your Majesty sent me twelve magistracy titles for the regidores of this city, with a decree.
• The magistrates? There was no magistracy but that of wealth.
• To be afraid of the magistracy, it is sufficient to be afraid, there is no need to be guilty.
• The clergy formed a second universal magistracy, exercising always equal, asserting, and for a long time possessing, superior power to the civil government.
• He rose through the regular gradations of the magistracy to the consulship.
• However, a political executive magistracy, though merely such, is a great trust.
• It is related that during his magistracy a slave-holder brought a colored man before him, whom he claimed as his slave.
• After nearly seven hundred years of feudalism, supreme magistracy, with power vastly increased beyond that possessed in ancient times, was restored to the emperor.
• As there would be then no offences, there would be no need of magistracy or of punishment.

Similar words containing MAGISTRA without suffix cy

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