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dict - to say/speak
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abdicate |
Do you think the ruler will abdicate?
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contradict |
Did your results support or contradict your hypothesis?
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dictate |
You should write what I dictate.
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dictation |
The teacher recorded the dictation.
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dictator |
The dictator was ruthless.
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diction |
The actor spoke with perfect diction.
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dictionary |
The teacher encouraged the pupils to use a dictionary.
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edict |
The ruler issued an edict.
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indicate |
Use a comma to indicate pauses between parts of a sentence.
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indict |
Do you think they will indict him for fraud?
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jurisdiction |
The court has no jurisdiction.
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predict |
We were able to predict what would happen.
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verdict |
We are waiting to hear the verdict.
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