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Source: tatoeba (398093)
Edict
//ˈiː.dɪkt//
Synonyms for "edict" (76 found)
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Closest matches (16)
Strong matches (22)
Related words (38)
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1 entriesis a
2 entriesrelated to
5 entriesTranslations
46 translations across 31 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- δόγμα noun (proclamation of law)
Armenian
1 entries- պատգամ noun (proclamation of law)
Bulgarian
2 entries- декрет noun (proclamation of law)
- указ noun (proclamation of law)
Catalan
1 entries- edicte noun (proclamation of law)
Central Kurdish
1 entries- فەرمان noun (proclamation of law)
Czech
2 entries- edikt noun (proclamation of law)
- výnos noun (proclamation of law)
Dutch
1 entries- edict noun (proclamation of law)
Faroese
2 entries- fyriskipan noun (proclamation of law)
- kunngerð noun (proclamation of law)
Finnish
2 entries- edikti noun (proclamation of law)
- julistus noun (proclamation of law)
French
1 entries- édit noun (proclamation of law)
Galician
2 entries- bando noun (proclamation of law)
- edicto noun (proclamation of law)
German
1 entries- Edikt noun (proclamation of law)
Greek
2 entries- διάταγμα noun (proclamation of law)
- χρυσόβουλο noun (proclamation of law)
Hebrew
2 entries- הוראה noun (proclamation of law)
- צו noun (proclamation of law)
Hungarian
1 entries- ediktum noun (proclamation of law)
Indonesian
1 entries- maklumat noun (proclamation of law)
Italian
1 entries- editto noun (proclamation of law)
Japanese
1 entries- 勅令 noun (proclamation of law)
Latin
1 entries- ēdictum noun (proclamation of law)
Macedonian
3 entries- декре́т noun (proclamation of law)
- у́каз noun (proclamation of law)
- ферман noun (proclamation of law)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- امر noun (proclamation of law)
Polish
2 entries- dekret noun (proclamation of law)
- edykt noun (proclamation of law)
Portuguese
2 entries- edito noun (proclamation of law)
- édito noun (proclamation of law)
Romanian
1 entries- edict noun (proclamation of law)
Russian
2 entries- ука́з noun (proclamation of law)
- эдикт noun (proclamation of law)
Slovak
2 entries- dekrét noun (proclamation of law)
- edikt noun (proclamation of law)
Spanish
1 entries- edicto noun (proclamation of law)
Swedish
3 entries- edikt noun (proclamation of law)
- kungörelse noun (proclamation of law)
- påbud noun (proclamation of law)
Thai
1 entries- ประกาศ noun (proclamation of law)
Volapük
1 entries- dalebüd noun (proclamation of law)
Yiddish
1 entries- גזירה noun (proclamation of law)
Sample sentences
6 total sentences available.
Imperious Prima flashes forth / Her edict "to begin it"— / In gentler tone Secunda hopes / "There will be nonsense in it!"— / While Tertia interrupts the tale / Not more than once a minute.
Source: tatoeba (5514228)
The czar issued an edict.
Source: tatoeba (10366217)
The minister of trade and industry says the end of the edict, set for this Thursday, means businesses can revert to normal trading hours.
Source: tatoeba (10995274)
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