enjoinment

/ɪnˈdʒɔɪnmənt/
noun
  1. An official order or strong instruction, especially from a court or authority.
    • The enjoinment from the judge required the factory to reduce pollution.
    • The enjoinment was clear: all employees must attend the safety training.
    • The school issued an enjoinment against bullying in the hallways.
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