Similar words: declamatory, declarative, declaration, declaration of independence, preparatory, declare, declared, oratory. Meaning: [dɪ'klærətərɪ] 
adj. relating to the use of or having the nature of a declaration.
adj. relating to the use of or having the nature of a declaration. 
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1 Will you still have to seek a declaratory judgement as well?
2 However, the APA declaratory order practice has some significant limitations.
3 He confirmed he had been contacted this week by her lawyers, who are seeking a "declaratory judgement" against him.
4 As such he is seeking a declaratory judgment that the Internet Gambling Ban ( IGB ) is unconstitutional.
5 It came out in court, is the declaratory judgement an option rather than a condition of the sale?
6 The key requirement is that Hamas be judged by its deeds rather than its declaratory words.
7 Chinas actions in certain areas increasingly appear inconsistent with its declaratory policies.
8 One of the most formal types of advice is the declaratory order.
9 Oaths, which played a considerable role also in the administration of justice, could be either promissory, declaratory, or exculpatory .
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