Associations to the word «Commandment»
Noun
- Stealing
- Ethics
- Taboo
- Courtroom
- Keep
- Judgment
- Neglect
- Courthouse
- Exposition
- Heed
- Fasting
- Charity
- Jerusalem
- Martyrdom
- Superstition
- Pharaoh
- Virtue
- Tremble
- Elijah
- Interpretation
- Judah
- Law
- Abraham
- Prophecy
- Humankind
- Veneration
- Tenth
- Paramount
- Piety
- Heaven
- Orthodoxy
- Resurrection
- Genesis
- Accordance
- Confession
- Sacrifice
- Evil
- Love
- Thou
- Breach
- Mount
- Scroll
- Bloodshed
- Extermination
- Teaching
- Verse
- Purification
- Plaque
- Aaron
- Reverence
- Deed
- Chao
- Sixth
- Taking
- Bribe
- Saul
- Soul
- Simeon
Adjective
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Wiktionary
COMMANDMENT, noun. Something that must be obeyed; a command or edict.
COMMANDMENT, noun. The act of commanding; exercise of authority.
COMMANDMENT, noun. (legal) The offence of commanding or inducing another to violate the law.
COMMANDMENT, noun. One of the Ten Commandments
Dictionary definition
COMMANDMENT, noun. Something that is commanded.
COMMANDMENT, noun. A doctrine that is taught; "the teachings of religion"; "he believed all the Christian precepts".
Wise words
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