Definition of: magistrate

(maj′is·trāt, -trit) noun
1. One clothed with public civil authority; an executive or judicial officer.
2. Usually, when unqualified, a minor local justice. [<L magistratus magisterial office <L magister a master]

Most often used phrases:

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district magistrate
stipendiary magistrate
police magistrate
county magistrate
local magistrate
resident magistrate
united states magistrate
federal magistrate
magistrate court
magistrate judges
judicial magistrate
magistrate courts
presiding magistrate
city magistrate

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"magistrate" has the frequency of use of 0.0005% on en.wikipedia.org.

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