Definition of moratory in English:

moratory

adjective ˈmɒrət(ə)ri

Law

Of, relating to, or authorizing a delay in the payment of a debt or in the performance of a legal obligation.

Late 19th century. From classical Latin morātōrius causing delay, in specific use in English use probably after French moratoire.

adjectiveˈmɒrət(ə)ri

Law

Of, relating to, or authorizing a delay in the payment of a debt or in the performance of a legal obligation.

Late 19th century. From classical Latin morātōrius causing delay, in specific use in English use probably after French moratoire.

单词	moratory
释义	Definition of moratory in English: moratory adjective ˈmɒrət(ə)ri Law Of, relating to, or authorizing a delay in the payment of a debt or in the performance of a legal obligation. Origin Late 19th century. From classical Latin morātōrius causing delay, in specific use in English use probably after French moratoire. Definition of moratory in US English: moratory adjectiveˈmɒrət(ə)ri Law Of, relating to, or authorizing a delay in the payment of a debt or in the performance of a legal obligation. Origin Late 19th century. From classical Latin morātōrius causing delay, in specific use in English use probably after French moratoire.
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