legislations
Saylej-i-SLAY-shuhnzUS/ˌlɛd͡ʒɪˈsleɪʃənz/AUS/ˌled͡ʒɪˈslæɪʃənz/
- 1Plural of legislation. Rare and often considered nonstandard; "laws" or "pieces of legislation" is usual.
Note
A count plural for a noun that usually resists one: legislation, whether it means the work of lawmaking or the laws that result, is normally treated as uncountable. When the plural does appear, it counts separate enacted measures, never the process itself. Many careful writers prefer pieces of legislation, laws or acts, which say the same thing without forcing a plural onto a mass noun.
legislations is a form of legislation
legislation, noun: A law, or body of laws, that has been formally enacted by a legislature or other governing body. Full entry
- Forms
- legislationlegislations plural
- Spelling
- legislation → legislations: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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