Latin Root Words (dict-)

contradict

• to imply the opposite

• to utter words to be transcribed

• choice of regards with regards to correctness, effectivness

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WHAT DOES LATIN ROOT WORD DICT- MEAN

• Say or Speak

• Sorry

• Good

to utter words to be transcribed

• Dictate

• Dictum

• Dactate

• Eradicate

act of uttering words to be transcribed

• DACTATION

• Dictation

• EDiCT

• Dictum

Diction

• Choice of words with regardness, effectivnes and cleaness

• proclamation having the force of law

• declare indicate in advance

• imply the opposite

Dictionary

• proclamation of having the force of law

• a big book with words inside it all in alphabetical order

• finding or decision of a jury on the matter submitted to trial

• Reference source with words in alphabetical order with information about form,speech, meaning etc

Dictum

• choice of words regarded by effectivness or corretness

• a noteworthy statment

• utter words to be transcribed

• declare or indicate in advance

Edict

• noteworthy statement

• imply the opposite

• finding or decision of a jury on the matter being submitted to a trail

• proclamation of having the force of law

Indictment

• formal written statement framed by prosecuting authorities

• utter words to be transcribed

• act of uttering words to be transcribed

• choice of words regarded to correctness and effectivness

Predict

• imply the opposite

• choice of words with regards to effectivness

• finding or decision of jury on the matter submitted to trial

• declare or indicate in advance