Practice for "dict"

a book that tells how to say words and their meanings

• diction

• valediction

• dictionary

• dictum

speaks heavily towards something so much so that it is controlling

• addict

• edict

• valedictory

• predicament

to say beforehand

• verdict

• jurisdiction

• predict

• dictate

to speak against something

• contradict

• verdict

• dictator

• indictment

a farewell address or oration

• jurisdiction

• valedictorian

• predicament

• valedictory

a student, usually the one ranking highest academically in a school graduating class

• valedictory

• dictum

• valedictorian

• addict

to say or read (something) aloud for another person to transcribe or for a machine to record; to prescribe or lay down authoritatively or peremptorily; command unconditionally

• vindicate

• indictment

• dictum

• dictate

the speaking of a judge’s decision

• indictment

• verdict

• vindicate

• contradict

declaring the freedom of something

• vindicate

• jurisdiction

• indictment

• valedictory

the leader whose sole leadership is followed

• valedictorian

• dictator

• indictment

• jurisdiction