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Meaning of summons
The primary meaning of the word "summons" is a formal notice or invitation to appear or do something.
Etymology of summons
The word "summons" originated from the Old French word "somondre", which is derived from the Latin word "summonere", meaning "to call or summon"
Historically, the word "summons" has been used in English since the 14th century to refer to a formal notice or warning, especially in a legal or official context
Synonyms
call
invitation
notification
citation
subpoena
warrant
order
directive
instruction
command
beckon
convene
assemble
gather
muster
convoke
cite
notify
inform
alert
warn
request
demand
bid
appeal
summons
notice
warning
signal
indication
intimation
hint
suggestion
proposal
recommendation
advice
guidance
direction
mandate
decree
edict
proclamation
announcement
declaration
summons
process
writ
court order
judicial order
legal order
official order
formal request
formal invitation
formal notice
formal warning
formal summons
legal summons
court summons
judicial summons
official summons.
Definitions
- A formal notice or warning to someone to appear in court or to do something
- A call to assemble or convoke, especially for a formal or official purpose
- The act of summoning someone or something, especially in a formal or official manner
Usage Examples
- The court issued a summons to the defendant to appear in court on Friday
- The king issued a summons to his knights to assemble for battle
- The company sent a summons to its employees to attend a mandatory meeting
Antonyms
dismissal
release
exemption
exception
exclusion
waiver
renunciation
abandonment
cancellation
annulment
revocation
repeal
refusal
denial
rejection
dismissal
discharge
liberation
freedom
exemption
immunity
impunity
dispensation
excuse
justification
acquittal
vindication
absolution
pardon
reprieve
clemency
mercy
leniency
forgiveness
neglect
disregard
ignoring
overlooking
omission
evasion
avoidance
escape
dodging
shirking
evasion
hiding
concealment.