Decretive

Having the force of a decree; making a decree; disposing. Decre'torily, adv . In a decretory manner. Decretory, a. [Lat. dec ret or i us , from decerno, decretum, to decide, to judge.] Judicial; definitive; established by a decree. "The decretory rigors of a condemning sentence." - South. -Critical; determining. "The critical or decretory days of the moon." - Browne. Decri'al, n. A crying down; condemnation by public clamor or censure.