Ukase

What do we mean by ukase?

An authoritative order or decree; an edict. noun

A proclamation of a czar having the force of law in imperial Russia. noun

An edict or order, legislative or administrative, emanating from the Russian government. noun

Hence Any official proclamation. noun

In Russia, a published proclamation or imperial order, having the force of law. noun

An order or edict by someone holding absolute authority. noun

An authoritative proclamation; an edict, especially decreed by a Russian czar or (later) emperor. noun

Any absolutist order and/or arrogant proclamation noun

An edict of the Russian tsar noun

An authoritative proclamation; an edict, especially decreed by a Russian czar or (later) emperor.

Any absolutist order or arrogant proclamation

Words that are spelled similarly to ukase:
ukase, urase, kase, skase, ukas.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ukase:
presidium, tsar, proclamation, decree, monopoly, duchess, latitude, amended, fur, catherine, russian, russia, ban, pearl, imperial, ukraine, vessels, granted, soviet, issued, supreme, duke, jews, grand, alexander, northwest, emperor, cut, america, paul, authority, trade, coast, republic, rights, great, military, church, order.

Words that rhyme with ukase:
raise, phrase, phase, praise, malaise, blaze, days, gaze, dais, blase, always, haze, mores, paraphrase, nowadays, faze, appraise, maze, graze, raze, daze, amaze, craze, glaze, maize, sideways, res, chaise, ways, braise, baize, rays, sais, ablaze, braze, hayes, holidays, rase, mayonnaise, lase, essays, anyways, rephrase, dase, stays, fraise, swayze, lays, mays, polonaise, cliches, lyonnaise, prase, plays, protease, blaise, mase, leis, folkways, smaze, portrays, dog days, hays, aways, hase, pathways, bays, relays, paise, entrees, iras, airways, strays, crays, bayes, conveys, edgeways, pais, displays, delays, maes, blaize, leys, verb phrase, outlays, rnase, resumes, cayes, weighs, arrays, pays, x-rays, sundays, clays, gays, trays, baze, dismutase, drays, crase.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ukase:
imperial, russian, special, new, famous, official, royal, last, par, latest, recent, presidential, arbitrary, autocratic, tsarist, secret, private, jesuitical, commercial, mere, administrative, celestial, late, ministerial, celebrated, radical, governmental, executive, dreadful, peremptory, federal, legislative, judicial, temporary, signed, senatorial, historic, departmental, liberal, fatal, congressional, unwritten, stern, memorable, alleged, managerial, joint, stiffer, glorious, remarkable, unconstitutional, bureaucratic, extraordinary, capricious, humane, called.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ukase:
regulations.

Consonant match to ukase:
yerkes, yuccas, yak is, ye cause, yoke as, yoke has, yoke his, yoke is, yolk as, yolk has, yolk is, yucca is.

Words that sound like ukase:
ukase, ucas, ukas, you guys, u k, yuccas, yuki, uys, uka, jocose, uki, uas, yuka, uca, yuko, ukes, yuca, uku, yogas, yukio, ukiah, uko, yuuki, uco, hugos, yuhas, you came, ucles, jacos, use case, ukko, lukas, bouquets, walkies, cuckoos, wackos, shoegaze, wikis, whackos, leucas, ucu, us, use, uses, hugo, mucus, hughes, uke, u.s, euros, mucous, ues, eus, euchre, jaco, ewes, ews, fucus, uga, u.k, u s, hughs, usw, unes, umes, euch, ughs, euse, jaquez, ukg, uws, u.a.e, ulas, jacquez, ujs, ushas, uvas, uras, yacca, ugu, ukon, uisce, hukill, ucr, ugie, uvs, fugaz, gewgaws, u.s.s, usos, ukr, eucharis, ewk, fucales, mucose, ukc, utahs, utas, ucal, utos.